Interior Design

Posted: 07/01/2011

A drawer in the island contains Japanese handmade ceramic dishes. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

A drawer in the island contains Japanese handmade ceramic dishes. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

‹ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ›

Fine Lines

From the Magazine:
"It's always important to be immersed in beauty," calligraphy artist Noriko Maeda says. "And the Japanese essence of simplicity is at the core of our lifestyle."
+ Read the Article

A 1960’s house now features a galley kitchen with enlarged windows overlooking a cedar deck. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

Two dining areas flank the kitchen, where the island combines cherrywood veneer, stainless steel, paper-composite laminate, and melamine-coated MDF. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

A drawer in the island contains Japanese handmade ceramic dishes. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

Aluminum shelving is backed by acrylic panels. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

An aluminum-clad unit incorporates two ovens. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

In the small dining area, Mario Bellini chairs surround the table. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

Flooring throughout the ground level is slate. Photograph by Bob Gundu.

Page

Advertisement