When I first approached the Fiamma kitchen in the showroom, I was impressed by the subtle louvers on the cabinet doors—and upon getting up close [say about two feet away] I have to admit to amazement: the cabinet fronts are completely flat. The sepia-stained walnut has been meticulously pieced so its grain alternates in light and dark ribbons. Was this a deliberate design stroke, or my aging eyes playing tricks on me? I strongly suspect the former, and will categorically deny the latter. gdcucine.com
15 November 2010
Optimal Illusion
When I first approached the Fiamma kitchen in the showroom, I was impressed by the subtle louvers on the cabinet doors—and upon getting up close [say about two feet away] I have to admit to amazement: the cabinet fronts are completely flat. The sepia-stained walnut has been meticulously pieced so its grain alternates in light and dark ribbons. Was this a deliberate design stroke, or my aging eyes playing tricks on me? I strongly suspect the former, and will categorically deny the latter. gdcucine.com
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