This striking project brings together three distinct yet harmonized spaces: the main kitchen, the show kitchen, and the pantry. While the show kitchen and pantry are tailored for casual seating, quick bites, and effortless serving, the main kitchen — featured here — is where the heart of cooking and preparation takes place.

Crafted using the Schüller.C collection, the main kitchen features a rich combination of Havanna Brown matt velvet lacquer and Old Oak wood laminate fronts. To elevate the bold look, the Dekton Natural Laurent worktop and backsplash bring dramatic contrast, with golden brown veins running through a dark stone base.

Despite its generous size, the kitchen remains clean and spacious thanks to a transformative extendable island. Designed for flexibility, the island’s sliding top reveals a Miele teppanyaki and induction hob, paired with a sleek sink — all hidden until needed. On the opposite side, a five-burner Miele gas hob anchors the cooking zone, each with dedicated Elica extractor hoods.

A suite of high-performance built-in appliances from Miele, Siemens, and Liebherr ensures functionality without compromising on aesthetics. Dual Franke sinks and mixers are strategically placed — one on the island, the other by the window — for seamless workflow.

Storage is cleverly optimized using cutlery inserts and flex boxes, keeping every item organized and within easy reach. Behind the island, a thoughtfully designed preparation niche offers a dedicated workspace for small appliances and daily routines.

Bold, functional, and refined — this multi-zone kitchen delivers the best of German design with everyday practicality at its core.