Kitchen, Voldsløkka

  • The kitchen island stands at the centre of the room, its drawer fronts in solid wood topped with a darker worktop. Overhead the ceiling beams run in parallel, and light falls along the grain of the fronts.
  • The wall cabinet hangs above an open shelf holding glasses and jars, with the worktop meeting a yellow tiled wall below. The grain runs along the drawer fronts, and a steel tap rises from the worktop.
  • The shelf between the wall cabinets holds ceramic jars of varying heights, next to a cabinet front in a darker tone. Below the shelf, the wood meets tiles in a saturated yellow, laid in vertical rows.
  • A solid wood kitchen island stands beside a shaft clad in glossy, vertical tiles. Light catches the joints and the sheen of the curved surface.
  • Solid wood wall cabinets hang above an open shelf of ceramics, with glossy vertical ochre tiles rising behind the sink. A stainless steel worktop meets the drawer fronts below, finished with routed grips and no visible hardware.
  • The solid wood wall shelf divides four open compartments stacked above each other, holding glass vessels, potted plants and ceramics. The frame meets the wall in straight lines, with routed grips instead of visible fittings.
  • Below the closed overhead cabinets, an open shelf holds glasses and jars in a row. Vertical dividers break the shelf into sections, and the wood beneath the cabinets shows an even grain.
  • The kitchen island stands freely at the centre of the room, with solid wood drawer fronts and a matte stone worktop. Light from the window wall falls along the grain of the fronts.
  • The wall cabinet hangs above an open shelf holding glasses and jars, with the worktop meeting a yellow tiled wall below. The grain runs along the drawer fronts, and a steel tap rises from the worktop.
  • The kitchen island sits with a cooktop and solid wood drawer fronts, placed under a sloped ceiling with exposed beams. Track lighting follows the angle of the ceiling, and a hanging plant breaks the line toward the windows behind.
  • The solid wood bench runs beneath the window, its dark green cushions set above drawer fronts without visible fittings. Routed grips are cut into the edge, and the surface catches the light from the window.
  • The dining space sits beneath a sloped ceiling, with a solid wood table and a long bench seat along the window. Below the bench, drawer fronts in solid wood run without visible hardware, their routed grips cut into the edge.
  • The bench holds dark green upholstered cushions above a base with two drawer fronts in solid wood, with no visible hardware. The grain runs horizontally across the fronts, and a fringed rug lies on the floor in front.

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