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Black Glass Villa Kitchen and Tea Bar in 304 Stainless Steel
A Guangzhou villa pairs a daylight L-shaped cooking run with a dramatic tea and drinks zone: gloss black cabinetry, lit glass display doors, pale veined stone and a generous island create a clear sequence from preparation to hosting.
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The home
Daylight enters through the kitchen windows and a glazed doorway, making the compact cooking room feel connected to the wider home. The L-shaped run turns from the sink wall to the cooking wall, while a separate island and countered seating zone opens the arrangement toward conversation. Across the adjoining room, the tall glass storage wall gives the dining and tea setting a strong visual anchor without closing off the circulation path.
Gloss black fronts set a quiet base for white, softly veined worktops and backsplash panels. The main run integrates a two-burner cooktop, hood, sink and tall appliance stack, with illuminated glass cupboards above for everyday tableware. A drawer pulled open in the photographs shows divided plate racks and utensil storage. Behind the visible finishes, Fadior cabinet bodies are built in 304 stainless steel; the fronts, glazing and worktops remain separate finish choices.
The secondary zone reads as a tea and drinks room arranged for hosting: red upholstered chairs face the island, while a full-height display wall combines open shelving, hanging glass racks, bottle niches and lower drawers. Warm shelf lighting brings depth to the smoked glazing and crimson panels. The island includes a sink and broad work surface, so serving, rinsing and conversation can share one compact route between the kitchen and the dining setting.
Fadior builds the cabinet bodies in 304 stainless steel, while the visible black door fronts, smoked glass display doors and veined stone worktops follow their own finish specifications.
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- Dining room2 photographs
- Kitchen8 photographs
- Tea room3 photographs
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On-site walkthrough
Recorded inside the finished residence.
Walkthrough of the Black Glass Kitchen, Tea Bar and Island
The portrait walkthrough moves from the villa exterior into the black glass kitchen, illuminated drinks wall, island seating and organized interior storage.
Project photographs by space
Kitchen
Tea room
Dining room
FAQ
Questions about this photographed interior.
What kitchen layout is visible in this Guangzhou villa?
The photographs show an enclosed L-shaped kitchen with the sink on the window wall, cooking appliances on the return and a separate island in the adjoining hosting zone.
How is glass storage used beside the island?
Lit glass doors, open shelves, hanging stemware rails, bottle niches and lower drawers display and organize drinks, serving pieces and everyday tableware.
Which materials can be identified from the photographs?
The visible composition combines gloss black door fronts, smoked glass, pale veined stone worktops and 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies; each surface is described separately.
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