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Recycled Douglas fir and redwood timbers, joined together with hand-cut mortise and tenons, frame the space. Concrete countertops are left and center, with a black granite counter over the black refrigerators. A skylight in the carved-plaster vent hood bathes the stove and counters in natural light.
Related Articles & Awards:
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Spring 2006
Designer
Timeless Design
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April 2005
Diablo Magazine
Solid Expressions
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November 2004
Los Angeles Times
The Post-Granite Age
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Summer 2003
Better Homes Beautiful Kitchens
Style Makers
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Fall 2002
Dwell
Solid As a Sidewalk
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Winter 2000
American HomeStyle Kitchen & Bath Custom Planner
In the Kitchen with Fu-Tung Cheng
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October 2000
Chicago Tribune
Counter Revolutionary
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September 2000
American HomeStyle & Gardening
Elements of Style
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May 2000
San Francisco Chronicle
Question Convention
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April 2000
Remodeling
Great Expectations
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April 1997
Kitchen & Bath Business
Eastern-influenced Kitchens
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Winter 1995
American HomeStyle Kitchen & Bath Custom Planner
Responsive to the Needs of the Cook
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November 1994
Sunset Magazine
Culinary Art
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February 1993
House Beautiful
Kitchens that Sizzle
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October 1992
West County Times
At Play in His Kitchen
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April 1990
Northern California Home & Garden
Cast in Concrete
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Fu-Tung Cheng Announces House 6, His Latest Custom Concrete Home.
