Less is more when you’re looking for maximum effect.
This elegant, minimalistic kitchen is integrated into the space with an open-plan design. Bare walls, concrete galore and an interior with almost no doors create freedom and provide the necessary air to breathe.
The monochrome cooking island seems to almost float on its legs. With its handleless design, it is like a minimalistic block in the room. Behind it is a tall unit with retractable doors, which stylishly conceals the other kitchen appliances and gives the room the desired peaceful feel when closed.
The downdraft extractor flush-mounted in the worktop eliminates the need for an extractor hood, thereby creating more space above the island.
The pocket doors along the back wall are whiz at hide and seek. Closed it looks like household furniture, open it reveals its true range of functionality. All it takes is a light tap and the retractable doors spring open. Behind them lie the oven, steamer and much more – all beautifully hidden away. The fine wood veneer exterior and harmoniously coordinated shade of lacquer on the interior have been consciously selected.
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The kitchen shows a combination of matt velvet lacquer in Sahara beige and a wood decor in oak elegant pearl grey. The silky soft matt lacquer fronts are particularly durable thanks to the several coats of lacquer. The wood decor with its neutral shade is the ideal combination partner for matt lacquers in bright colours.