Kitchen splashback Ayutthaya
The Wat Phra Mahathat (Temple of the Great Relic) is one of the oldest temples in Ayutthaya (late 14th century). The temple was the center of religious ceremonies and a tribute to King Ramesuan, who lived from 1388 – 1395. The temple was also his residence.
Special is the stone head of Buddha that is overgrown by the roots of an ancient strangler fig (Banyan). Thais worship this place which they consider sacred. Bring a serene ancient atmosphere to your kitchen with this Ayutthaya kitchen backsplash!
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Our SoWhat-AluSandwich sheet material is easy to install with a Polymer mounting kit. Cut-outs are made with a jigsaw or hole saw. We only make this material to size. We include your wishes in the design!
Unfortunately, the AluSandwich material is currently only available in the Netherlands!
SoWhat-Flex material: we supply this material including a ready-to-use adhesive. The package also includes a piece of test material and an instruction manual.
SoWhat-AluSandwich material: Our panel material is easy to apply with an assembly kit. We send a manual by e-mail. We will contact you by telephone to discuss a suitable delivery day.
On our “Material” page you will find further specifications about our materials.
Vendor Name
John Kraft
John Kraft (Mook Middelaar 1964) has, next to "Studio Hans Götze", attended the art academie (ARTEZ, graphic design) in Arnhem.
As a commercial photographer he has been working for years for different advertising agencies, companies and magazines. Since 2007 he has been shooting mainly free work, next to his work as a photographer for SoWhat-design. For more information visit:
www.johnkraft.nl.
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