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Wooden Kitchen






Some of the most beautiful things in life are simple and un-complicated.   This simplicity can make it easy for us to understand and appreciate the meaning of what we are experiencing.  This designer kitchen is so simple in concept that it reaches far beyond many of the most complicated and flamboyant designs.
Made from solid chestnut and using traditional techniques this personalised creation by Effeti is simply perfect!
The chunky frame gives this kitchen strength, the flat slab doors and recessed grip handle cavity creates a modern twist while the natural wood finish takes everything back to bygone days when things lasted a very long time!
The Mogul absolutely approves, as this kitchen is absolutely beautiful!

Comments

  1. Mastercraft Kitchens1 November 2010 at 23:06

    Love the clean simplicity of this kitchen!

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  2. Gourmet Galleys and Loos9 February 2011 at 20:09

    Interesting how they have the cooktop directly over the dishwasher, hence the extra thick countertop makes this work.

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  3. Ali Parsyar24 June 2011 at 08:05

    Hi there

    I run a new kitchen design company in Australia called www.BlueTea.com.au, and would love to feature this product... any ideas who the supplier might be?

    thank you for the great site :)

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  4. Anonymous29 February 2012 at 00:25

    This Kitchen Is from the manufacure, Effeti its also Availible in Australia through Retreat Design Perth

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  5. www.georgerobinsonkitchens.co.uk28 November 2012 at 16:47

    One of my favorite things about your beautiful and artistic design style is that you pay attention to every last detail and leave no decorative stone uncovered. You always know the pefect details to make a house a home.

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  6. Unknown15 July 2014 at 02:15

    I have always loved wood in all parts of the house. It can be vintage looking but it can also be modern, depending on what you want to achieve. This looks incredible!-Patrick Tan

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