No.42 – A Kitchen Story

Client: Private

Discipline: Interiors and Architecture

The kitchen is somewhat taken for granted as a space in our daily life. Is not merely a place to prepare food, but it is where family interactions unfold and stories are exchanged around the table. It is possible to reflect on how human beings relate to their environment from the way they interact within the kitchen.

In this project, the kitchen is the ‘heart’, placed not only central to the floor plan but also being an essential link between spaces. The room itself is therefore also a transitional space, not only for the flow of human beings in the home but also through time, relating to the history of the building fabric. This is reflected in the juxtaposition of the old architecture of high ceilings and patterned Maltese tiles to the new, yet timeless, monochrome interventions.

The kitchen counter has been inverted such that it creates a ‘room within a room’, protecting those within the cooking area while still enabling communication with others on the other side of the kitchen. Through our architecture and design, we created a fusion between old and new, and made this incredible house feel like a home.


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In this project, the kitchen is the ‘heart’, placed not only central to the floor plan but also being an essential link between spaces. The room itself is therefore also a transitional space, not only for the flow of human beings in the home but also through time, relating to the history of the building fabric. This is reflected in the juxtaposition of the old architecture of high ceilings and patterned Maltese tiles to the new, yet timeless, monochrome interventions.

The kitchen counter has been inverted such that it creates a ‘room within a room’, protecting those within the cooking area while still enabling communication with others on the other side of the kitchen. Through our architecture and design, we created a fusion between old and new, and made this incredible house feel like a home.


More information +

In this project, the kitchen is the ‘heart’, placed not only central to the floor plan but also being an essential link between spaces. The room itself is therefore also a transitional space, not only for the flow of human beings in the home but also through time, relating to the history of the building fabric. This is reflected in the juxtaposition of the old architecture of high ceilings and patterned Maltese tiles to the new, yet timeless, monochrome interventions.

The kitchen counter has been inverted such that it creates a ‘room within a room’, protecting those within the cooking area while still enabling communication with others on the other side of the kitchen. Through our architecture and design, we created a fusion between old and new, and made this incredible house feel like a home.


More information +

In this project, the kitchen is the ‘heart’, placed not only central to the floor plan but also being an essential link between spaces. The room itself is therefore also a transitional space, not only for the flow of human beings in the home but also through time, relating to the history of the building fabric. This is reflected in the juxtaposition of the old architecture of high ceilings and patterned Maltese tiles to the new, yet timeless, monochrome interventions.

The kitchen counter has been inverted such that it creates a ‘room within a room’, protecting those within the cooking area while still enabling communication with others on the other side of the kitchen. Through our architecture and design, we created a fusion between old and new, and made this incredible house feel like a home.


More information +

In this project, the kitchen is the ‘heart’, placed not only central to the floor plan but also being an essential link between spaces. The room itself is therefore also a transitional space, not only for the flow of human beings in the home but also through time, relating to the history of the building fabric. This is reflected in the juxtaposition of the old architecture of high ceilings and patterned Maltese tiles to the new, yet timeless, monochrome interventions.

The kitchen counter has been inverted such that it creates a ‘room within a room’, protecting those within the cooking area while still enabling communication with others on the other side of the kitchen. Through our architecture and design, we created a fusion between old and new, and made this incredible house feel like a home.


More information +
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