NX890 | NX510

Harmony all around

Surrounded by nature and contemporary materials. This is how an ultra-modern kitchen can be planned with a clear conscience.

Extra space

Details in the kitchen

Details in the storage room

Material and colour

Planning features

The feeling of wellbeing in the room is conveyed by the olive green linoleum front made of natural materials and particle board made entirely of recycled materials. The row of tall units, the worktops and the carcase interiors all have a pebble grey matt velvet finish, allowing them to blend in perfectly with the overall picture.

In the brightly lit recess over the sink, the fresh herbs in the next125 panel system create a pleasant atmosphere, whilst herbs and spices, cookbooks and utensils can be placed stylishly in the practical storage rack behind the hob.

The next125 wooden table and pendant luminaires complete the sustainable look.

Extra space

Those who seek a place for practical objects amidst this peace and tranquillity will find it behind the door to the pantry, which is camouflaged as a tall unit. The pantry, concealed behind a tall unit door, provides an additional sink and plenty of space for storing supplies or doing household chores.

Details in the kitchen

Interior fittings made of mottled anthracite moulded nonwoven material
| corner unit LE MANS | carcase interior in pebble grey

A great idea for drawers and pull-outs: internal partitions made of moulded non-woven material. The soft material is pleasant to the touch and absorbs the noise of kitchen utensils. Oak Flex-Boxes complement them perfectly. The result is carefully devised organisation for everything you need to access. Functionality at its finest.

The cabinets are effortlessly opened with the Tip-On function.

The corner unit – the perfect solution for storing kitchen appliances and decorative objects like vases, dishes and glasses.

The tall larder unit with its tiered pull-out – provides room for everything you need for your next dinner party. From smaller glasses to large containers: everything has its place.