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Kitchen or Art - Is there a difference?







You can’t exactly call this kitchen warm and inviting, but it is brilliant!  This concrete installation exposes the empathy between kitchen design and art and displays a morbid self indulgence that engages the viewer, making you curious, and presenting you with a concept that you can’t initially classify!  Kitchen or Art?

The designer Thomas Linssen of Studio Thol used a textile bag to manipulate the fluid nature of the concrete in order to create the definite contours of the design.  The overall affect is one of primitive industrial imperfection!

Experimentation will develop the discipline of kitchen design and push the boundaries of expectation. 

The Mogul approves!

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  1. deangraziosi29 April 2011 at 08:46

    Good presentation as my point of view. Love to see this photography here. I like to read more in next updates.
    dean graziosi

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