Gray and blue loft style kitchen with a peninsula

The loft-style kitchen is incredibly popular today. Discreet facades against the background of brick walls with a complete absence of partitions - these are the basic rules of this style. But at the same time, you can make such a simple interior very unusual and original.

Our kitchen turned out to be spectacular, because it surprisingly combines minimalism with memorable decor. And although there is very little of it in the interior (a large clock on the wall, a contrasting backlit wall panel), this is enough to make the design memorable for a long time.

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The cost of the kitchen was $ 300,000. rubles. The body is made of laminated chipboard of the Egger company, light gray, color Jackson Pine. This shade and texture are best suited for loft facades and this headset. The sides of the peninsula and the oven from laminated chipboard attract no less attention than other elements.

The facades themselves are made of solid ash. The paneling of the frame facades is made of chipboard, faced with ash veneer. Part of the facades in the area of ​​open glass cabinets is made of Spanish plastic ALVIC. Handles - Italian high-gloss chrome-plated. They are quite dark and are best suited for light ash facades.

Light gray Akrilira artificial stone worktop. Such a surface will last at least 15 years, delighting the owners with an impeccable look. In addition, the material is highly environmentally friendly, without pores, with the possibility of repairing chips and grinding. An integrated sink is integrated into the worktop.

The wall panel is a photo printing on lightened tempered glass. Blue, light and dark rectangles have become such a necessary and well-chosen accent in a loft-style kitchen.

The set itself is unusual even in the shape of the facades - it is U-shaped in part and only in the lower part. The peninsula departs from the worktop perpendicularly, then there is a glass showcase with glossy facades - everything is in the “working triangle” rules. To optimize the space at the junction of the facades, a retractable "magic corner" from Norkpalm (Germany) was installed. The rest of the fittings are from BLUM (Tandembox boxes and Aventos lifting mechanisms).