The backsplash is the main character of the wet kitchen. Photos: Shasha Rusley
Shasha Rusley and her husband Afiq Baharudin were most excited to embark on the renovation project for their first home. Their 24ft x 65ft (7.3m x 19.8m) double-storey terrace home is in Rawang, Selangor and features four bedrooms and four bathrooms with a built-up of 2,288sq ft (212.5sq m).
Architecture graduate Shasha, 31, and engineer Afiq, 30, are both working in the construction industry, so they both have the knowledge and experience to design their home.
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The backsplash is the main character of the wet kitchen. Photos: Shasha Rusley
The backsplash is the main character of the wet kitchen.
Sintered stone is used for the countertop and backsplash.
The couple decided to go with a matter format of porcelain tiles with a terrazzo pattern as it is non-slippery and grease resistant. Using the same tiles, they matched it with their backsplash.
The living room flows from the kitchen and dining area seamlessly.
Appliances are all stored in hidden shelves to create a clean and aesthetic look.
The display pantry in the kitchen uses floating shelves to place neatly organised ingredients and cute dinnerware.
The home introduces lots of arches and curves throughout the house to accommodate the couple’s three-year-old daughter.
Rounded fluted panels are used to spice up the dry kitchen and dining room walls.
Shasha described her home decor as a mixture of modern organic and Korean chic, with an overall clean look interjected with fun elements.
The dry kitchen is designed with SPC herringbone flooring while the wet kitchen flooring incorporates a matter format of porcelain tiles with a terrazzo pattern that matches the backsplash.
The dry kitchen is designed with SPC herringbone flooring while the wet kitchen flooring incorporates a matter format of porcelain tiles with a terrazzo pattern that matches the backsplash.
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