Home Design Resources
The primary challenge presented in the client’s parameters was the request for a fully functional, socially engaged kitchen where the social life remains unaware of the preparation of food. With that in mind, the white oak cabinetry forms a buffer between the cooking and living spaces. Along the white Caesarstone work surface, an array of pop-up doors conceals small appliances, powered and ready to serve. [Designers Luis Ibarra & Teresa Rosano, Ibarra Rosano Design Architects] -- Living Kitchen, Located in suite 107 + 115-117 of the SDC