- When renovating this two-storey 1940s house in Normandy, editor Jrme Aumont and his partner, the gallerist and designer Christophe Delcourt, chose to alternate between the dark colour of the original wood and a lighter hue used for the newer constructions and additions, says Jrme. In the kitchen, the unhewn charm of the spruce beams is juxtaposed pleasingly with the modern plywood, while chairs designed by Christopher add polish.
- It adds visual depth and breaks up monotony. Use darker tones for base cabinets and lighter ones above. This combination brings balance and chic character. Natural wood with exposed beams creates a luxury cabin vibe.
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- In this sleek penthouse kitchen, a dramatic wood frame makes the white cabinetry pop.
