The height of luxury with Keller's Marbling Moods kitchen
Pictured is the Marbling Moods kitchen from Keller.
Classic styles are still very muchon trend,andKeller's all-newMarbling Moods(pictured)kitchenis a clear sign that this admiration is unlikely to disappear soon.
This kitchen maintains modern utility, form, and function alongside its retro design. The suspended cabinets are easy to access and emphasise spaciousness and accessibility, while the island, shielded in marble, features a sink for both classical style and pragmatic benefit. The Watford door blends well with the rest of the kitchen, thanks in particular to its handle-less design.
Employing luxurious crystal marble and lavish natural hues, the colours in this sophisticated set take inspiration from polished 20thcentury style. Elegant walnut tones synchronise with fashionable olive-green matt lacquer for a nostalgically retro aura. Subtle touches of red copper to the surface trim and tap accentuate the classic look, and the black matt anthracite sides are a stark but pleasing contrast to the veined, palatial marble.
As always with Keller, attainability is paramount. For lower cost but identical quality and appearance, the wood veneer front can be exchanged for a melamine door in wood décor.
Keller is well known for offering the widest range of colours (2,050 NCS) and finishes in the kitchen furniture market - along with a vast range of cabinet options, all produced by the most sustainable means possible. The company is proud to have been a Carbon Neutral kitchen manufacturer since 2017.
For further information, please visitwww.kellerkitchens.com.
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*Editors' note:
Parent company, DKG, has become the first kitchen manufacturer to reach the highest level on the CO2-Performance Ladder. The level 5 certificate demonstrates that the company has taken big steps to reduce carbon emissions. Not only internally, but throughout the entire supply chain. This makes Keller a leader in sustainable initiatives in the European kitchen industry.
The sustainable initiative aligns with the Dutch government's ambition to achieve a fully circular economy by 2050. This requires thousands of companies large and small to transition to a new way of working.
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