Steal This Look: Le Corbu-Impressed Kitchen In Los Angeles For A ‘Woman Chook’ Producer

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Los Angeles-based agency Commune Design was the proper match for a consumer trying to harness the main points and power of French modernism and adapt it for a Santa Monica residence. That was simply the case when Hollywood expertise supervisor Evelyn O’Neill (who produced Greta Gerwig’s Woman Chook and Little Ladies) known as on Roman Alonso and workforce after her lingering obsession with Le Corbusier’s Maison La Roche left her wanting extra for her high-rise ocean-side residence. With a palette of cork flooring, white oak, stainless-steel, copper, and unglazed tile, the kitchen is virtually plucked from the mid-century. Listed below are the important thing parts.

Above: The white oak butcher block waterfall counter on the kitchen island is confronted with stainless-steel. The barstools are designed customized by Commune and made by Traditional Design in Los Angeles, within the method of iconic design duo Van Keppel-Inexperienced. {Photograph} by Stephen Kent Johnson, courtesy of Commune Design, from Kitchen of the Week: French Mid-Century Type in Santa Monica.
Above: The white oak cabinetry was designed by Commune to resemble a number of the sliding door options within the Charlotte Perriand-designed kitchen at Le Corbusier’s L’Unité d’habitation de Marseille. The cupboards had been fabricated by Miguel Rojas and completed with an precise coloration from Le Corbusier’s Maison La Roche palette. The handles are impressed by Charlotte Perriand’s design. {Photograph} by Stephen Kent Johnson, courtesy of Commune Design, from Kitchen of the Week: French Mid-Century Type in Santa Monica.
Above: Combined metals by the use of a skinny stainless-steel countertop and unsealed copper backsplash and vent hood. {Photograph} by Stephen Kent Johnson, courtesy of Commune Design, from Kitchen of the Week: French Mid-Century Type in Santa Monica.

Supplies

Above: The white oak cupboards are painted Blanc 32001 from the Le Corbusier Polychromie Architecturale assortment from Drikolor.
Above: The countertop is customized stainless-steel. For extra on stainless-steel as a countertop materials, see our submit Reworking 101: Stainless Metal Counter tops.
Above: The backsplash tiles are Heath Ceramics Sq. Area Tile from the Nude Tile assortment developed for Tartine Manufactory. “It’s the clay used for the tiles [but] with no glaze and easily sealed, therefore ‘nude’,” explains Alonso. Proven right here is the Heath Ceramics Area Tile in a fundamental Powder M124 matte glaze.

Fixtures and Home equipment

Above: An analogous mid-size kitchen vary is the strong Thermador 36 Inch Freestanding Fuel Vary for $8,599 at AJ Madison.
Above: The tap is the Waterworks Henry Three-Gap Gooseneck Kitchen Faucet with lever handles and a sprayer, all in brass; $3,300 at Waterworks.
Above: For the same filtered water dispenser, the Watts Single Deal with Water Dispenser Faucet; $52.14 at The Dwelling Depot.

Equipment

Above: Porcelain JB Blunk Cups are solid from the unique ceramics made by JB Blunk between 1950 and 1990, now produced by his daughter Mariah Nielson and Atelier Dion with packaging by Commune; $85 every by JB Blunk.
Above: For the same small hand-carved bowl, upstate New York-based artist Abigail Castañeda’s Pure Ash Bowl with Base is $350 at March.
Above: An analogous curved wood bowl is the hand-carved Andrew Pearce XXL Stay Edge Oval Picket Bowl in Black Walnut; $2,300 at Andrew Pearce.
Above: Made by Marin-based artist Bruce Mitchell, who apprenticed to sculptor JB Blunk in 1969, the Bay Laurel Bowl is carved from domestically sourced California bay laurel; $2,200 at Commune.
Above: For the same kitchen canister, the Yarnnakarn Rustic Medium Canister is $35 at Demeter Dwelling.
Above: The Commune Liqueur Glass is handmade in borosilicate glass in Marostica, Italy; $42 every at March.