Spanish lacquer and aluminum kitchen
This kitchen underwent a complete transformation — from a closed, dark space in a separate room to two spacious, parallel strips, filled with ample work surfaces and storage.
“It all started when I first met the clients,” says the designer. “We wanted to create an open, bright entertaining area, so we decided to convert the former kitchen space into a classic children’s room. The challenge was significant — to design a perfect kitchen that would seamlessly fit into the shared living space, which includes the living room, dining area, and a transparent home office.”
The color palette of the kitchen complements the other furniture and accessories while being dark and bold enough to make a strong design statement. The cabinet fronts are finished with practical Spanish lacquer, with transparent vitrines and integrated lighting incorporated into the island. A Dekton countertop ties all the colors together.
Every detail in this kitchen was meticulously planned to perfectly match the space and create a flawless cooking and dining experience.
Photography: Tal Nissim
Design: Ronit Goldfried
