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Kitchen of the Week: A Designer’s Deconstructed Sonoma Kitchen from Reclaimed Parts
File this under When the Whole Is Greater than the Sum of its Parts:
Ever since Julie first took a tour of San Francisco designer Charles de Lisle s reclaimed retreat in Sonoma see Off the Grid A Stylish Low Impact Retreat in Sonoma by Charles de Lisle
we ve been admiring how it manages to be simultaneously low impact on the earth and high on style putting to bed any notions that the eco conscious can t be aesthetically appealing
Today we’re taking a closer look at de Lisle’s kitchen, made entirely from salvaged standalone pieces.
The retreat, which de Lisle shares with his partner, Studio Volpe designer Ralph Dennis, is made up almost entirely of reclaimed and eco-conscious parts: plywood cladding, vintage windows salvaged from an Air Force base, and solar panels on the roof.
At the other end is the efficient kitchen, stripped of the extraneous but not of style. The wall-mounted faucet is from Kohler, and the dining table is a vintage workbench originally rescued by de Lisle’s father.
The fridge was repurposed from de Lisle’s San Francisco workspace and given a makeover. Fronted entirely in plywood, it takes on the look of a built-in cabinet.
For a full tour of the off-grid retreat—including the Japanese cedar soaking tub for bathing al fresco—see Off the Grid: A Stylish, Low-Impact Retreat in Sonoma by Charles de Lisle.