Gray elegance

In this 13th district apartment, the owners deliberated for a long time about whether to open the kitchen up to the living room, but due to technical reasons, they decided to keep it separate. The old kitchen furniture, with its wooden fronts, felt dark and outdated, and the owner was worried that the kitchen’s size and layout wouldn’t allow for an optical expansion of space.

Finally, with the help of an interior designer (who designed the entire apartment), we took a bold approach, pairing lighter fronts with a dark countertop and backsplash. This color scheme, which blends classic and modern elements, flows throughout the entire apartment. We optimized the kitchen functions, creating a perfectly livable kitchen that feels more spacious than its predecessor—and, not to mention, looks stunning. 🙂