Kitchen Nordre Aker

  • The oak kitchen island stands by the window, with a dark stone worktop and two bar stools placed in front. Solid oak panelling covers the walls and sloped ceiling, and light from the door falls along the grain of the floor.
  • A stone worktop meets solid oak drawer fronts below a narrow window. Oak panelling covers the wall and sloped ceiling, its grain following the angle of the roof.
  • The solid oak kitchen island stands at the centre of the room, with oak panelling rising along the sloped ceiling behind it. Light from the window falls across the grain of the worktop and cabinet fronts.
  • Solid oak cabinet fronts run floor to ceiling, with routed grips cut into the edges. Beyond the opening a grey brick pillar rises, and a glass railing follows the stair below.
  • The oak bench sits against the panelled wall, with a drawer cut into the front below the seat. The grain runs vertically across the panel behind it, and window light falls along the edges.
  • Drawer fronts in solid oak sit beneath a stone worktop, with open shelves and matching panelling on the wall behind. The grain runs vertically across the surface, and routed grips form straight lines along the drawers.
  • Two open solid oak shelves hang above the cooking area, holding cups, plates and a coffee press along the edge. The stone worktop meets the paneled wall, and a pepper mill stands beside the hob.
  • Two shelves in solid oak meet a vertical post, forming a simple frame against the panelling. The joint is cut straight into the post, with no visible fittings.
  • Oak cabinet fronts cover the wall from floor to ceiling, with an open shelf and two drawers below. The grain follows the light falling in from the side.
  • The oak kitchen island stands by the window, with a dark stone worktop and two bar stools placed in front. Solid oak panelling covers the walls and sloped ceiling, and light from the door falls along the grain of the floor.
  • The oak-panelled hallway opens onto a bench and a narrow table beneath the sloped ceiling. The grain follows the angled panelling down toward the glazed door at the far end.
  • A window nook in solid oak opens toward the glazed door, cushion and throw resting on the seat. The wall panelling meets the door frame in a tight joint, light catching the grain.

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