From Julie: The Cubist kitchen in the Turbulence House, a guesthouse in New Mexico by hyper-conceptual architect Steven Holl. We like the floating cooktop, the mix of baltic birch and stainless steel, and the combination of open and closed shelving. Decipher (if you can) Holl’s mission statement for the house at Design Boom. Also, visit Ironwood Industries for more views of the custom cabinetry.
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