Handles & Comfort

Timeless design and cubic form – perfectly resolved through TIP-ON. TIP-ON makes handles superfluous: A light tap easily opens doors and drawers with no complications.

Nothing disturbs – the cubist reduced form without handles or grip ledges cause purist hearts to race.

No handles, no grip ledges – the join image extends quietly throughout the entire kitchen. The cupboards let themselves with open to the easy TIP-ON function.

Our single line front look enables an elegant  appearance thanks to reduced lines. The result is a front image that can be seen as a further development of an even clearer design style, more consistent lines and a more objective reduction. This option is limited to just one horizontal grip ledge profile below the worktop that is used for opening the first drawer or pull-out. The drawers/pull-outs below them are opened by means of the mechanical drawer/ pull-out opening system TIP-ON. The result is a reduced front appearance with aesthetic appeal.

Reduced lines – the combination of single line and TIP-ON ensure cleaner design and a focus on the essentials.

The kitchen is becoming more and more of a design object – with sleek fronts, a transition to the living room and special organisation features. A kitchen without handles offers clean lines and is calm and purist. Here the front is entirely in the spotlight, whether colourful, veneered or lacquered. Yes, the reduced lines are a hit with design fans, but thanks to the adjoining surfaces it’s also easier to look after than ever before. The aesthetic appeal of this special kitchen design provides an optimal transition to the living room and turns functional space into living space.

The decision for or against handles is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when planning your kitchen. This loft shows how variants with and without handles can be combined.