Separate warm and quiet volumes
Walnut-toned lower cabinetry grounds the room while white upper volumes remain visually calm.
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Walnut & white kitchen
A contemporary kitchen using walnut-toned lower cabinetry, quiet white upper volumes and a broad stone island as the social center.
Completed LeVika project
RoomKitchen
Front directionSlab cabinetry
Key elementsIsland · full-height storage · integrated appliances
01 / The room question
Balance warm timber and practical storage within a light, contemporary envelope.
The cabinetry is organized as clear horizontal and full-height volumes, while the limited palette lets the stone and wood carry the room.
Explore the related custom kitchen service02 / Design response
Three decisions that shape the result.
These observations describe the visible composition. Your own dimensions, specifications and priorities determine the next design.
Align the appliance wall
Full-height elements and integrated equipment read as one controlled elevation.
Make the island the social center
The broad stone surface holds the room together without adding another competing finish.
04 / What the process protects
The visible result depends on decisions made before production.
Room conditions and fixed interfaces are documented before production.
Storage and visual priorities are translated into one cabinetry plan.
Materials and details are approved in room context—not as isolated samples.
Fabrication and installation proceed from approved measurements, drawings and scope.
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