Dream kitchens: design and function

The kitchen is no longer simply a place for preparing meals. It has become a living space in its own right, central to modern interiors. Open to the sitting room or the dining room, it draws people together.

A multifunctional living space

A modern kitchen has to be both handsome and practical. It must answer everyday needs while offering a pleasant setting for family and friends. People cook there, eat there, work there and entertain there: the kitchen has become the nerve centre of the house.

1. Fine and durable materials

Marble, granite, solid timber and quartz have become the obvious choices for worktops, cabinet fronts and floors. They give the kitchen an elegant, timeless presence while offering greater resistance and a longer life.

2. Intelligent, connected appliances

From ovens that can be programmed remotely to refrigerators that order the shopping, high-end new-generation appliances make cooking easier and more efficient.

3. Optimised storage

Make the most of the space with intelligent storage: drawers and sliding doors, rack systems and hanging baskets all improve function and order.

4. Colours and finishes

Neutral, calming tones, beige, off-white, light grey and taupe, create a restful and timeless atmosphere. Deep blues, navy, teal or petrol, bring elegance and refinement. Dark, natural greens, forest, sage, olive, recall the outdoors and sit well with timber and stone. Touches of brass or copper add a note of luxury on handles, taps and lighting.

5. Integrated lighting

Create a warm atmosphere with well-considered integrated lighting. Dimmable LED fittings let you adjust the mood to the moment: soft light for dinner, clear light for cooking with precision.