{"id":2227,"date":"2024-09-26T15:29:37","date_gmt":"2024-09-26T07:29:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/homeofmaterials.com\/2024\/09\/26\/steal-this-look-a-tranquil-kitchen-on-the-french-riviera\/"},"modified":"2024-09-26T15:29:37","modified_gmt":"2024-09-26T07:29:37","slug":"steal-this-look-a-tranquil-kitchen-on-the-french-riviera","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/homeofmaterials.com\/ms\/steal-this-look-a-tranquil-kitchen-on-the-french-riviera\/","title":{"rendered":"Curi Gaya Ini: Dapur Tenang di Riviera Perancis"},"content":{"rendered":"

French architect Sabine Bell and British designer Lauren Jennings took on the update of a 1927 historic carved concrete dwelling originally built by Jacques Cou\u00eblle. While preserving the identity of the original structure, the team built out a kitchen extension, extending the slate floors of the living room, building out hand-painted Shaker-like cabinetry, and outfitting with traditional fixtures and appliances, including a Lacanche range. Here we list out the key elements of the kitchen:<\/p>\n


Above: The cabinets are from Jennings\u2019 family kitchen company, Closa, of Tetbury, England, painted in a pale gray shade from Mylands. Photograph by Sarah Button, courtesy of Lauren Olivia Design from Organic Architecture on the C\u00f4te d\u2019Azur: A Jacques Cou\u00eblle Villa with a New Kitchen Extension.
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Above: A view of the slate floor tiles and a flatweave rug anchor the kitchen, fitted with a traditional farmhouse sink and faucet. Photograph by Sarah Button, courtesy of Lauren Olivia Design from Organic Architecture on the C\u00f4te d\u2019Azur: A Jacques Cou\u00eblle Villa with a New Kitchen Extension.
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Above: A Proven\u00e7al essential: the Lacanche kitchen range. The sculptural built-in vent hood is inspired by Cou\u00eblle\u2019s curved concrete walls. Photograph by Sarah Button, courtesy of Lauren Olivia Design from Organic Architecture on the C\u00f4te d\u2019Azur: A Jacques Cou\u00eblle Villa with a New Kitchen Extension.
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Above: The countertops and backsplash are built out in local limestone. Photograph by Sarah Button, courtesy of Lauren Olivia Design from Organic Architecture on the C\u00f4te d\u2019Azur: A Jacques Cou\u00eblle Villa with a New Kitchen Extension. <\/p>\n

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Above: The kitchen has Closa\u2019s Suffolk cabinets, designed and fabricated in the Cotswolds. They\u2019re hand-painted in a shade called Cornice from Mylands. <\/p>\n

Fixtures & Appliances<\/h2>\n

Above: The faucet is the Barber Wilsons & Co. Regent China Lever 1030 in brass.,

Above: The Reinhard Double Bowl Fireclay Farmhouse Sink is $929 at Signature Hardware. For more see our post 10 Easy Pieces: White Kitchen Farmhouse Sinks.
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Above: The Lacanche Cluny Classic 100 Induction in green is \u00a36,520. <\/p>\n

Pencahayaan<\/h2>\n


Above: The Jim Lawrence Club Wall Light in Antiqued Brass is \u00a394.
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Above: The Arhaus Farrow Table Lamp in charcoal is $299. <\/p>\n

Hardware & Decor<\/h2>\n


Above: The Armac Martin Latchford Cabinet Knob is $60 for the 25mm size.
Above: The Armac Martin Cotswold Drawer Pull is $66.
Above: The Open Weave Basket is $104 at Shoppe from Amber Interiors.
Above: The Ethnicraft Mazandaran Kilim Area Rug is $979 at Lumens. <\/p>\n

For more French country style see our posts:<\/p>\n