Salvaged Jungle Kitchen
In the jungles of Maui, artist and builder Tom Sewell has built his own oasis. Using discarded materials from the Hawaiian island's sugar mills, he's created his own home and outbuildings as well as his Zen Complex—a residence for young artists who intern with him—on his 17-acre property in Haiku. His most recent work is a 36-square-foot kitchen made of salvaged Cor-Ten steel and corrugated polycarbonate.
Advertising
Advertising
Advertising
Related Products
-
Henrybuilt Kitchen
Simple lines, rich materials, and elegant…
-
Kohler Stages Kitchen Sink
The Stages line of kitchen sinks, part of the…
-
Balancing Kitchen Utensils
Perform a cool culinary balancing act with…
Latest
-
05.23
The Making of Screenplay: Part 8
Jenny Wu, a partner at Oyler Wu Collaborative, documents the…
-
05.23
Veliero Shelving by Cassina
In 1940, architect Franco Albini made a single model of his…
-
05.23
ICFF 2012: Picks from Javits Center
This week we're digging deep into our favorites objets de…
Follow
Dwell
Reloading tweets…






















Great to see such creative use of re-purposed materials, and the end result is visually stunning.
Cot-Ten skeleton steel is one of my favorite materials to work with! So many possibilities!
The retro stove matches well with the playful Cor-Ten steel wall.
RSS Feed
Add a Comment