Architecture by Walker Smith-Williams and Billy Erhard
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A couple walks into their new Brooklyn apartment. They simply want to move the kitchen from its tight spot in the back to the open, light-filled area at the front. They’re architects. They know simple is hard.
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To maintain the openness, they design the kitchen to feel like it floats in the space. Minimal objects that become part of their furniture collection.
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The three kitchen “objects” need to hold their own: in material quality, in functional precision, in conversation with the architecture.
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They realize the design with Henrybuilt’s Space Theory line, the simplified, made-to-order version of the same high-performance kitchen systems.
A simplified form only possible through the distillation of years of experience and knowledge—and the flexible system approach.
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Natural light is in short supply. Leaving its source, the windows, unencumbered meant no wall units. Pantries flanking the refrigerator offer plentiful storage.
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The architects’ engineering minds value the efficiency: a place for everything.
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The choice of warm wood introduces natural materials to the white envelope.
Symmetry maintains the calm.
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A couple walk into their renovated Brooklyn apartment. It's simple. And easy.
We work with homeowners who don't have an architect. We love that. We work with architect/homeowner/designer teams. We love that. And quite often, we work with architects or interior designers who are the homeowner. We love that, too.
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SPACE THEORY
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