The interplay of proportions and materials results in unique pieces. The architecture of the house is the key to this design—generous proportions, clear lines, and a focus on the essentials were the decisive aspects here. Two islands made of hot-rolled stainless steel form the visual axes and emphasize the open living character of the architect's house.
Project:
Gemein Küche & Interieur, Remagen Germany
Stainless steel silverTouch has evolved from its origins in shipbuilding to become a kitchen classic. With seamlessly welded joints between side panels and worktops, eggersmann has redefined it for purist furniture design.
With its minimalist, floor-to-ceiling built-in units, this kitchen defines the room's architecture. The harmonious overall impression is achieved by sliding doors and wall panels made from the same elegant veneer as the kitchen fronts.
