Brown oak kitchen with golden baroque decor

The kitchen in our Moscow apartment is completely custom-made. I like rich and luxurious interiors very much. I wanted an elegant and bright design that would make an indelible impression. And the task was completed with precision.

 Headset size: height 2700 mm, width 3138 and 2700 mm. The room is quite spacious, so the furniture looks appropriate in it. On the floor there are black ceramic slabs imitating marble, a constant companion of the Baroque. Such a combination is beautiful and luxurious in itself, as well as the mirrored surfaces of the floor, the hob surfaces and refrigerator slightly move the space apart, raise the ceilings and increase the amount of light.

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Chipboard body from Egger, 16 mm thick (walnut color). All decorative elements are made in the Russian Design House. Project cost 2,100 thous. rubles.

Facades - solid oak, walnut tinted with golden patina. Warm browns, accentuated by gold, create contrast, while patina adds additional texture to the oak.

As befits such an interior - the kitchen has an abundance of decor: pilasters, rosettes, cornices, columns. Moreover, each element is clearly highlighted in gold, contrasting with the furniture facades.

The facades have stucco and carvings - the most expressive elements of the furniture style.

All small carved details are worked out to the smallest detail.

There are a lot of vertical lines in the decor of the facades, so the cabinets even seem taller than they really are. The set is crowned with a massive multi-tiered cornice, decorated with patterns and gilding.

The cornice and the lower plinth are also made of solid oak.

All household appliances are built-in and hidden behind sections. Among the blank upper facades there are several glass showcases that look like a sideboard. Their shape completely copies the figured pattern of door milling.

The handles on the wardrobes are gold, with a complex ornate pattern. The lower cabinets are more massive, so the ornament is wider; on the top there are patterned buttons.

The gold tile backsplash properly sets off the richness of the furniture fronts. Look at the preliminary sketch that they made for us - how much the cabinets with such a design of the working area won.

Gold top - made of MDF, covered with plastic. It is the same color as the apron, faucet and sink are gold-plated.

The light source in the kitchen is a massive glass 6-arm chandelier.

All mechanisms, hinges and door closers from Blum. Solid wood facades are large and heavy, so they preferred the products of an Austrian company that are guaranteed to be able to withstand this weight.