Private residence, Stavanger.

  • The kitchen island stands beneath the sloped ceiling, with matching blue cabinets mounted above the tiled wall. The grain of the solid wood shows through the matte, oiled surface.
  • The cabinet has two drawer fronts in solid pine, each with a round cut-out serving as a grip. The worktop above shows visible grain, and a pink lamp stands against the tiled wall behind.
  • The wall cabinet in solid wood hangs above the worktop, with tiling filling the gap down to the drawers below. Grain in the fronts runs with the light falling in at an angle.
  • The upper cabinet in solid wood hangs above a tiled wall, with the worktop below. A pink table lamp sits on the surface, in front of the drawer with routed grips.
  • The drawer front in solid pine is painted pale blue, with a routed grip cut into the surface. Below, the blue tiled floor meets a solid pine floor along a diagonal joint.
  • The pine drawer is pulled open from a front painted in a blue-green tone, with a pouch resting inside the light interior. Dovetail joints mark the corner where the sides meet.
  • The drawer stands open in the blue kitchen island, a round routed grip cut into the front. Inside, the solid wood shows plain against the coloured surface outside.
  • The chest of drawers shows solid pine drawer fronts finished in blue beneath a lighter worktop. The grain follows the edge, and the seam between the drawers is straight and defined.
  • The pine worktop meets the drawer fronts at a sharp corner, with grain running along both surfaces. The seam between top and front shifts from a light tone to a muted blue.
  • The kitchen island stands at the centre of the room, with wall cabinets and drawers in the same blue tone along the wall behind it. The grain of the solid wood shows faintly beneath the matte oil stain.
  • The round pine table stands on slender, curved legs in front of a beige sofa. Its surface is painted blue, and the pale solid wood ceiling slopes overhead.
  • Low pine cabinets sit beneath a woven wall panel at the top of the stairs, each front cut with a round routed grip. The surface has an even, matte texture following the grain.
  • The bathroom vanity in solid pine carries a round basin in brushed metal beneath a wall-mounted mirror cabinet. A steel panel behind the tap reflects the light from the fixture above the mirror.
  • The washstand in solid pine holds a round metal basin above green drawers. A tiled column separates the shower nook behind it, and the grout lines follow the tiles in straight rows.
The pine worktop meets the drawer fronts at a sharp corner, with grain running along both surfaces. The seam between top and front shifts from a light tone to a muted blue.

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Interior architect: Smau arkitektur AS
Photo: Einar Aslaksen

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