The kitchen made of chipboard

Project Details

For the facades in this set, materials with interesting textures were chosen. Here, two quite different decors are combined: wood and stone. The wooden facades completely replicate the texture of real wood. To achieve full similarity with natural material, these elements have a relief surface, faithfully reproducing all the characteristics of 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 black facades are used for the lower cabinets along the wall under the window, as well as for a standalone island. The wood facades are used for tall cabinets and pantries installed along another wall. In this area, all large kitchen appliances are placed, and spacious storage spaces are organized. The end module in this part differs from the other cabinets: its facade and side panel are made of glass in a black metal frame. The shelves inside this cabinet are also made of glass, making it lighter and more elegant. The black metal strips are complemented by black gola-profile lines, serving as cabinet handles. The kitchen countertop is light, complementing the natural textures of the facades, smoothing out their contrast and noticeably refreshing the interior. The most interesting part of this project is that all these completely different materials on the outside are actually identical on the inside. They all have a particle board base.