Courcelette Project

Large arches, elaborate mouldings, curved ceilings and elegant floors featuring some marquetry inserts are just a few elements that make this historic residence unique. Every aspect of the kitchen has been meticulously thought out to create a contemporary living space in harmony with the home’s original character—from the stain, selected to match the floors, to the floating cabinets, an illusion achieved using a hidden structure. The final touch: a large black stained oak and steel island that creates a fluid transition between the kitchen and the property’s spacious backyard. A project filled with curves and light that looks stunning down to the smallest detail.

Designed by Cuisines Steam in collaboration with Atelier Chardonnat. Architect: Salem Architecture.

Materials

Stained oak veneer kitchen cabinets, black stained oak veneer and steel island and black stained metal handles.

Large contemporary kitchen with garden view. White oak kitchen cabinets with black central island. Details of recessed handles on freestanding furniture.
Large contemporary kitchen with garden view. White oak kitchen cabinets with black central island. Details of recessed handles on freestanding furniture.
Stairwell with plaster arches and view of freestanding white oak kitchen.
Stairwell with plaster arches and view of freestanding white oak kitchen.
Stairwell with plaster arches and view of freestanding white oak kitchen.
Stairwell with plaster arches and view of freestanding white oak kitchen.

Photo credit: Phil Bernard Photographe

PLAN

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