The kitchen — the literal and figurative — epicenter of the space was clad in stained oak custom cabinetry and a white veined marble. We sourced encaustic tile for both bathrooms and kitchen floors to channel the aforementioned Mediterranean-inspired aesthetic that exudes both modernism and tradition.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used White Matt kitchen cabinet finishes in combination with horizontal direction maple wood cabinet doors and countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decore made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client really loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends really love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decore made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in other store and will change it a little later.