2 rustic rural style in Leicestershire
Kitchen at first sight
Who lives here: Pair
Location: Leicestershire, England
Size: About 140 square meters (13 square meters); about 16 to 9 feet
Designer: Matt Fern Devol
Simple, honest materials, open cabinets and rich copper details are combined so that this kitchen on the farm has become warm and welcome.
“It is a classic kitchen of Victorian staff in many ways – open shelves, Butler’s sinks and scaffolding (countertops) are all simple, functional features of honest, diligent space” designer Matt Fern Devol He says.
The materials were crucial in this project and copper and brass both strong. “It was important that it wasn’t as it was failed or too polished,” he says. “It was important that it wasn’t stupid or too polished. They wanted a rustic rural house to emphasize with emphasis on functionality,” Fern says.
Open cabinets were a careful choice of design for creating a warm, practical feeling in the kitchen. “It is a nerashimed reflection of the kitchen for working farms, with all the pans on the display where it is nearby” Fern He says.
“People often reluctantly go to open closets, saying they are simply not arranged enough, but this couple accepted the idea, which was really refreshing,” says Fern. “They are a good way to show your personality, do you show decorative pieces or more functional objects, such as cookies and dishes.”
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Kitchen at first sight
Who lives here: Pair
Location: Leicestershire, England
Size: About 140 square meters (13 square meters); about 16 to 9 feet
Designer: Matt Fern Devol
Simple, honest materials, open cabinets and rich copper details are combined so that this kitchen on the farm has become warm and welcome.
“It is a classic kitchen of Victorian staff in many ways – open shelves, Butler’s sinks and scaffolding (countertops) are all simple, functional features of honest, diligent space” designer Matt Fern Devol He says.
The materials were crucial in this project and copper and brass both strong. “It was important that it wasn’t as it was failed or too polished,” he says. “It was important that it wasn’t stupid or too polished. They wanted a rustic rural house to emphasize with emphasis on functionality,” Fern says.
Open cabinets were a careful choice of design for creating a warm, practical feeling in the kitchen. “It is a nerashimed reflection of the kitchen for working farms, with all the pans on the display where it is nearby” Fern He says.
“People often reluctantly go to open closets, saying they are simply not arranged enough, but this couple accepted the idea, which was really refreshing,” says Fern. “They are a good way to show your personality, do you show decorative pieces or more functional objects, such as cookies and dishes.”
9 Color Green to Consider for Your Kitchen