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A kitchen fit for open plan living

When a kitchen is organised, you can spend your time on food and friends rather than hunts and hassles. Don’t be afraid to be bold, both in terms of cuisine and your kitchen design.

A kitchen with cabinets in dark brown walnut-effect wood, three black pendant lamps, a dark brown table and six chairs.
A kitchen with cabinets in dark brown walnut-effect wood, three black pendant lamps, a dark brown table and six chairs.

A table for big dinners

If you’re the type that likes to entertain, an extendable table helps make room for company. Hang pendant lamps at different heights to bring a playful air to straight table edges and a geometric tile backsplash.

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A dark brown extendable table, six sleek curved beige plastic chairs and three black pendant lamps at different heights.
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Keep track of your kitchen supplies

Open storage lets you decide what to keep within easy reach. Crates and clear jars let you know what you’re running low on.

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A kitchen with a stainless steel open storage shelving unit storing containers, tableware and three boxes in pine.
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Shine a light on your cutlery

Installing built-in lighting is ideal when you have dark wood details. It enables you to see all your cutlery at a glance, even in the dark for a late night snack.

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Two open kitchen drawers with lighting storing cutlery inside.
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Combine different textures

Play with different colours and textures when choosing kitchen utensils and accessories: black, brass, stone, metal and hearty wood. Don’t be afraid to mix and match!

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A chopping board, a spice mill in acacia wood, two coffee/tea tins and a black pestle and mortar stand on a worktop.
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