The kitchen made of chipboard

Project Details

For the facades in this set, materials with an interesting texture were chosen. Here, two quite different decors are combined: wood and stone. The wooden facades completely replicate the texture of real wood. To achieve complete similarity to the natural material, these elements have a relief surface, faithfully reproducing all the features of the wood. The black facades resemble stone. It is also a natural material, but it has a completely different texture and relief. It is perceived as a colder and harder material. The lower cabinets along the wall under the window are made black, as well as a freestanding island. The wood facades have tall cabinets and peninsulas installed along another wall. This area accommodates all the large kitchen appliances and provides ample storage space. The end module in this part differs from the other cabinets: its facade and side panel are made of glass in a black metal profile. The shelves inside this cabinet are also glass, making it lighter and more elegant. Black metal strips are complemented by black gola-profile lines, serving as cabinet handles. The kitchen countertop is light, which blends well with the natural textures of the facades, smoothes out their contrast, and refreshes the interior significantly. The most interesting aspect of this project is that all these externally different materials are completely identical on the inside. They are based on particle board.