Kitchen Frogner

  • The solid oak kitchen runs along the sloped wall, with cabinets and a built-in oven gathered in one section. The grain of the drawer fronts catches the light falling in from the side.
  • Tall solid oak cabinets line the wall from floor to the sloped ceiling, with a built-in oven and fridge set between the fronts. The grain runs vertically along the cabinet doors, while a stone worktop appears in the lower left corner.
  • The dining table sits between the kitchen counter and the staircase, under two angled skylights that bring daylight into the room. Solid oak drawer fronts line the wall, their grain catching the light falling from above.
  • Solid oak drawer fronts line the wall beneath the sloped ceiling, divided by a stone worktop. The grain catches the light from the skylight above, and the routed grips sit flush without visible hardware.
  • A stone worktop meets solid oak cabinets below an open shelf and a socket outlet. Veins cross the slab, and a single steel tap rises beside the inset sink.
  • The oak bench follows the slanted ceiling, with the table and chairs set along the panelling. Light from the roof window falls across the grain and the built-in cabinets behind.
  • The solid oak bench has an upholstered backrest and seat in pale fabric, set against a panelled corner. A woven throw in earthy tones rests on the seat, and the grain of the wood follows the edge of the bench.
  • A solid oak desk meets an open shelf and two drawers with routed grips, no visible fittings. A grey upholstered bench seat sits alongside, while the grain and knots pattern the surface above.
  • A reading nook is cut into a tall solid oak volume, with a cushioned seat at the bottom and an open side facing the room. The oak surface shows a clear grain, and light from the window falls across the matte wood.
  • The solid oak wardrobe stands open beside a small upholstered bench, its mirrored door reflecting the dining room beyond. Grain runs along the door edges, and routed grips are cut in without visible hardware.
  • A low oak bookcase continues into a built-in desk along the wall, with a chair drawn up to it. The worktop follows the angle of the wall, and the grain of the wood catches the light from above.
  • The oak desk runs along the wall, with a low bookshelf beneath it and a chair pulled in at the worktop. The grain of the wood runs horizontally under the framed pictures and the box resting on top.