The kitchen, the centerpiece from the chalet

A raw space, walls to be restored. We designed a large L-shaped kitchen where the solid wood frame interacts with a plan and a marble effect countertop.

An old-fashioned kitchenette, tiled floors and tired cabinets. The whole point was to win every inch: a stove and microwave, large drawers, a light strip, and a wooden paneling that opens the kitchen onto the living room without revealing it.

In a chalet with old wooden ceilings, a deep matte black kitchen with an L-shaped layout.

A room delivered as raw material, with the tiles barely attached. At the end of the renovation: a large L-shaped kitchen clad in wood under the original beams, a central island with large drawers, an anthracite worktop highlighted with light and a wooden niche for breakfast.

A great 70s space: concrete pillars, red tiles, closed kitchen. We opened everything up.

A small kitchen that opens onto the living room, designed to have everything at hand: built-in microwave above the hob, two-burner hob, wooden worktop and counter, solid wood bar and shelves for everyday items.

An 80s kitchen cut off by a pillar, a bar too narrow. We redesigned everything: a linear oak bar without handles highlighted with spotlights, a generous bar back and, under the staircase, custom-made columns that house the oven, a niche and storage space even in the slope.

The old oak tree, with its knots and crevices, decorates the columns and the drawers; the matte anthracite takes over at the height, highlighted by a ribbon of light.

Under a visible wooden frame, an open kitchen with a large clear concrete island effect. The plan in Reysitop stone welcomes the hob and its integrated hood; at the back, the columns frame a wood-effect counter illuminated by a warm band.

A pine kitchen with a long length, a bit tired from the years. We redesigned it from end to end: from large columns made of rustic oak with integrated handles, to high black matte furniture that blends discreetly, to a floor plan and a stone-effect backsplash.

An old oak cold storage room, kept in the family, becomes the starting point for the entire kitchen: grey, misty facades without handles, a band of oak above the windows, and three different textures to compare.