Take This Appearance: A Tranquil Cooking Area on the French Riviera

French designer Sabine Bell and British designer Lauren Jennings handled the upgrade of a 1927 historical sculpted concrete home initially developed by Jacques CouÃ«lle. While protecting the identity of the initial structure, the group developed out a cooking area extension, extending the slate floorings of the living-room, constructing out hand-painted Shaker-like cabinets, and equipping with standard components and home appliances, consisting of a Lacanche variety. Here we note out the crucial elements of the kitchen area to recreate the appearance.

castelleras villa kitchen extension designed by architect sabine bell and desig 0 Above: The cabinets are from Jennings’ household kitchen area business, Closa, of Tetbury, England, painted in a pale gray shade from Mylands. Picture by Sarah Button, thanks to Lauren Olivia Style from Organic Architecture on the CÃ´te d’Azur: A Jacques CouÃ«lle Rental Property with a New Cooking Area Extension
castelleras villa kitchen extension designed by architect sabine bell and desig 1 Above: A view of the slate flooring tiles and a flatweave carpet anchor the kitchen area, fitted with a conventional farmhouse sink and faucet. Picture by Sarah Button, thanks to Lauren Olivia Style from Organic Architecture on the CÃ´te d’Azur: A Jacques CouÃ«lle Rental Property with a New Cooking Area Extension
castelleras villa kitchen extension designed by architect sabine bell and desig 2 Above: A ProvenÃ§al important: the Lacanche kitchen area variety. The sculptural integrated vent hood is influenced by CouÃ«lle’s curved concrete walls. Picture by Sarah Button, thanks to Lauren Olivia Style from Organic Architecture on the CÃ´te d’Azur: A Jacques CouÃ«lle Rental Property with a New Cooking Area Extension
castelleras villa kitchen extension designed by architect sabine bell and desig 3 Above: The counter tops and backsplash are developed out in regional limestone. Picture by Sarah Button, thanks to Lauren Olivia Style from Organic Architecture on the CÃ´te d’Azur: A Jacques CouÃ«lle Rental Property with a New Cooking Area Extension

Paint

mylands cornice no.65 paint 4 Above: The kitchen area has Closa’s Suffolk cabinets, created and made in the Cotswolds. They’re hand-painted in a shade called Cornice from Mylands.