See how this once outdated kitchen was transformed into a timeless and minimalist space.

Frozen in time, this kitchen was the most outdated room in the house. A total redesign was in order to fast-forward it to the present. The minimalist aesthetic, featuring a mix of natural materials, is anything but sterile.

Designer

Agathe Corbet, Ama Studio

 

Favourite features 

• All of the appliances, including the fridge, dishwasher and microwave, have been integrated into the oak cabinetry for an uncluttered look.
• Artisanal touches abound, from the handmade zellige tiles to the sculptural terracotta pendants coated in Tadelakt (a waterproof lime-based plaster).
• Forgoing upper cabinets along the window wall lends a lighter, more open feel that belies the relatively low ceiling, while the large island provides ample storage and the open shelves offer display space.
• The mix of natural materials, such as the honed-marble countertop and the rattan inserts on the cabinet doors, creates a warm and inviting space. 

WALL PAINT, Bauwerk. Zellige TILES, Geon Tile. FAUCET, Delta. Palus PENDANT LIGHTS, Imprint House. STOOLS, Crate & Barrel. FLOORING, Urban Wood.

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