A beautiful mansion located in KP designed artistically by Drishti Architects led by Arc.Sunil Gambani is extremely astonishing, from the exquisite front yard to every room having its own different theme to having three enormous elegant halls and everything emerging luxury. It was a tricky proposition for the designers at RR Living to create that sense of serenity and simplicity to the kitchen because it was so different from the mansion’s décor yet had a wise meaning behind it-
“The kitchen needed to be simple in order to pique everyone’s interest in the cuisine; it was supposed to be a blank canvas for the food to shine.”
Our Senior Designer Ketaki took on the work with the help of Arch Shweta and developed a beautiful kitchen that met the requirements. She designed a Classical white kitchen that is modest and serves as a blank canvas for the food to shine. This kitchen has a “G” shaped layout and is split into two sections.One section of the kitchen is for the Maharaj-jis (chef) of the house; this large section of the kitchen is used on a regular basis and has a significantly distinct work flow than other kitchens.This kitchen is one of its kind- it has 2 hobs, 2 sinks, 2 built in Refrigerator and 2 Industrial Refrigerator so it is convenient for more people to cook at the same time. The second section is designed for the lady of the house and features a parallel arrangement with one sink, one stove, and one built-in refrigerator, as well as many other design aspects that we’ll explore later.
Despite the fact that both sections of the kitchen have a similar design, they each stand out in their own way. The Maharaj Ji’s kitchen, for example, has white solid wood shutters and veneer, as well as stainless steel Bow Handles. It also includes Leman’s corner, a rolling shutter for small appliances, a freestanding for snacks, and six Wicker baskets for fresh fruits. Two built-in refrigerators, Two industrial refrigerators, one oven, one microwave, and two warmer drawers are among the numerous appliances.In conclusion, Maharaj ji’s Kitchen is well-equipped to make cooking a breeze.
Now, let’s explore the island kitchen, which has the most utility because it’s in the middle of the kitchen. It is used as a platform to keep food and beverages that are prepared on all four sides of the kitchen since prepared food can take up a lot of space and cause discomfort during the cooking process.It also has an open shelf unit made of veneer with a wooden appearance that adds a touch of warmth to keep objects accumulated as memories over amazing travels.
The second section has very few appliances and has a really elegant design—the shutters are white with a grainy texture to accentuate the look, and the glass units feature led lighting and spotlights. The crockery unit is the main highlight of this kitchen because the lady of the house enjoys collecting exquisite crockery. The crockery unit has plus sign glass shutters to give the kitchen a classical look, and there is also a platform attached to the crockery unit to keep the crockery on after removing it from the shelves. There is also a beautiful cornice to enhance the elegance of the kitchen and give it a more classic look.
Finally, the Low Sitting is the most crucial aspect of this kitchen. The Maharaj-ji use the low sitting to rest when preparing large feasts or while taking tea breaks. It is artistically situated beneath a large window. It is also one of the most favorite parts of Arch Shweta.
To sum up, the property is really welcoming, and Drishti Architects have done an excellent job of turning this mansion into a home, and we can sense the warmth in each and every area and we’re confident that the Maharaj’ ji and lady of the house will paint a vibrant cuisine on the canvas we’ve delivered.