The wall treatment was a 3-part project. First the wall had to be furred out to make it plumb. Then there was a layer of dense and strong flooring sheets. (thats the stuff with the darker reddish tone) 5/16 thick but more rigid than 3/4 plywood.
Then some mahogany door skins were glued and tacked to that layer. These had a real nice grain and the overall wooden backdrop acts real nice counterpoint to the concrete, steel and grey cupboards with a warmth prevents the kitchen from feeling too much like a mad scientist's lab.
That pipe in the corner is actually a roof drain from the flat roof that exists on the building. there was no moving it. A bulkhead would have intruded too far into the kitchen making an unsightly symmetry. So we painted it. was a pain in the ass to work around though. Every step of the way.
2 layers.
That grey bullhead in the corner houses an electrical panel. It is made of a durable plywood. And thus the section missing a cabinet as we needed access.
Faucet installed!
Damn pipe.
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