Showing posts with label Luxury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Luxury. Show all posts

German Handless Kitchen Ideas - From KDCUK

Looking for a high-end luxury German handle-less fitted kitchen ideas ?  then look no further.  from KDCUK, these beautiful German handle-less fitted kitchens are the most visually stunning range of kitchens on the market. Features include exterior dust seals on all carcasses, integrated soft close mechanisms, top of the range Blum runners and hinges, glass sided drawer boxes and anti-slip mats as standard. The handle-less sections are pre-cut and mitred in Germany to fit to the exact specification of the design. Placed at the top end of the market in terms of style and quality.

White Matt Lacquered German handle-less fitted kitchen design.


Ebony Horizontal Grain : Streamlined, sleek, the epitome of urban chic, this German handle-less kitchen's hallmark is the striking horizontal grain producing a rich zebrano effect.

Polar White High Gloss German handle-less kitchen.

Dark Brown High Gloss Lacquer German handle-less fitted kitchen design.

Aqua Blue Acrylic German Handle-less kitchen.

Ash Horizontal Grain German handle-less kitchen.

Black High Gloss German handle-less fitted kitchen.

Brilliant White High Gloss German fitted kitchen.

Brilliant White Matt Lacquer German handle-less fitted kitchen.

Lava Black Matt German handle-less fitted kitchen design.

[source from KDCUK]

A Trendy Modern Attitude Kitchen Design by Arthur Bonnet


Here is the Attitude kitchen contemporary design idea that uses wood in a modern way, designed by Marc Moreau for French kitchen manufacturer Arthur Bonnet, whilst paying tribute to traditional French cabinet making techniques.



The choice of wood fell on bright ash, with its light and vibrant grain, which is less predictable than more traditional oak. Solid and reassuring, it is a type of wood with a strong personality, whose unevenness conveys emotion.



With this way, a tribute to the know-how of Arthur Bonnet, Attitude provides a breathtaking and captivating reworking of French cabinet-making tradition.

The warmth and emotion of the wood contrasts with the stainless steel glimmer of the recessed handles which use an original mechanism that is exclusive to Arthur Bonnet. The design uses a recessed system to preserve the line of the metal along the entire side of the front.


The island layout provides a very successful interpretation of the design. Division of the space, with its easily identifiable work areas, creates a kitchen that truly makes a statement about ergonomics. With its U-shaped design, the island frees up space for an integrated dining area with a wood and white laminate table extending the worktop.




[Source via Freshome, Arthur Bonnet]

Anne Bondarenko : A Practical Kitchen Idea

A wonderfull Kitchen design from the designer Anne Bondarenko of Studio NOO Design Inc









source: freshhome

15 Kitchen Islands Designs : Adding a Modern Touch to Your Home



Kitchen islands are a more recent development and represent a good approach when you want the stove to be accessible from all sides of the room. It is also an idea that allows two or even three people to cook together in the same time. Moreover, the kitchen island’s counter top can function as a surface for serving meals. Choose it wisely, and it will not only come with functional benefits, but with an aesthetic effect that can change the whole appearance of your kitchen for the better!
















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Updated Looks - Snaidero’s Ola Kitchen

The Ola kitchen by Snaidero has been around for over 20 years now and during this time it has become a contemporary cult classic for the company. In production since 1990, the award-winning kitchen marked the beginning of the collaboration between Snaidero and the Pininfarina Group.


In 2000, the Pininfarina Studio restyled the Ola kitchen giving it new handles, new colours, a new worktop in steel and new wall units, while maintaining the technical content of the kitchen and the iconic curved look that it became known for.


After 20 years, Snaidero decided it was once again time to invest in Ola and bring it up to date with a contemporary new look. The ambitious project combined Snaidero’s design history with a renewed combination of tradition and invention.


The result of the project is the Ola20 kitchen. With a new softer look, the kitchen retains many of its original features but incorporates refined aesthetic choices. The domed extractor is retained and the doors have been given a more minimalist look with the addition of integrated handles. A new worktop support has also been introduced for island units and peninsula bar units and it is this highly sculpted design that gives the kitchen that unmistakable touch of Pininfarina.


Designing an iconic product is often no longer enough to guarantee success. Those forward-thinking companies that want to stay on top of their game have to ensure that their designs remain relevant in this fast-paced world. By reinventing the Ola kitchen, Snaidero has brought it into the present day ensuring that this cult classic is just as appealing now as it was when it was first introduced to the market.


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Beautiful White Kitchen from Logos


Part of the Cooking & Living concept, this lovely white kitchen was designed for a sea lover. Lluis, owner of the property, wanted a place that would transmit the calm and peacefulness of the Mediterranean Sea. A white kitchen seemed to be the perfect approach. And just look at the fantastic result! Everything in this place inspires one to walk bear foot like in the sand and enjoy the feelings of purity and volatility. Even the table seems suspended on two structures that the designers compared with islands in the open sea. Elegant, classy and immaculate-definitely on our list of dream interiors.





The source.
freshome.com
logoscoop.com