The Dublin Residence project encompasses a bespoke joinery design in a new ground floor extension to the home, creating a clean, elegant and inspiring space.
Full height, seamless joinery dictates the flow and circulation throughout the space.
Materials and craftsmanship were key to the delivery of this project with emphasis on quality materials.
The kitchen is the strong feature within the space with a unique curved island and cantilevered dining table.
Ebony, walnut, limed oak and vibrant green paint work together to add drama and depth next to the limestone floor and granite worktops.
COLLABORATORS
Construction by Renova
Joinery by Moore O’Gorman
Photography by Donal Murphy
The Dublin Residence project encompasses a bespoke joinery design in a new ground floor extension to the home, creating a clean, elegant and inspiring space.
Full height, seamless joinery dictates the flow and circulation throughout the space.
Materials and craftsmanship were key to the delivery of this project with emphasis on quality materials.
The kitchen is the strong feature within the space with a unique curved island and cantilevered dining table.
Ebony, walnut, limed oak and vibrant green paint work together to add drama and depth next to the limestone floor and granite worktops.
COLLABORATORS
Construction by Renova
Joinery by Moore O’Gorman
Photography by Donal Murphy
The Dublin Residence project encompasses a bespoke joinery design in a new ground floor extension to the home, creating a clean, elegant and inspiring space.
Full height, seamless joinery dictates the flow and circulation throughout the space.
Materials and craftsmanship were key to the delivery of this project with emphasis on quality materials.
The kitchen is the strong feature within the space with a unique curved island and cantilevered dining table.
Ebony, walnut, limed oak and vibrant green paint work together to add drama and depth next to the limestone floor and granite worktops.
COLLABORATORS
Construction by Renova
Joinery by Moore O’Gorman
Photography by Donal Murphy