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Culimaat: wooden kitchen with Japanese influences
A fantastic panoramic view can be enjoyed from almost every room. This is why the living room and wooden kitchen are located on the outside, so the view becomes part of the total living experience. The final kitchen design is based on the interior design that Guy de Vos had in mind. Culimaat made a design-technical translation of this and subsequently realized it. A unique one of its kind (kitchen) where, in addition to the design, the experience comes to life.
Japanese influences
When you enter the kitchen you immediately recognize the Japanese influences that were central to the design of this wooden kitchen. The most striking thing in this room is the large cupboard wall consisting of rich bamboo wood and the meter-long cooking island that was largely made of natural stone; quartzite to be precise. This conscious choice of materials gives the kitchen a natural look. In addition, the kitchen has a sushi bar that was also made of wood. This makes it appear as if the bar is part of the solid block. All elements within the kitchen really form one whole.
The cupboard wall
To further bring the oriental feeling to life, the cupboard walls were given black handles with a rounded shape. In addition, all luxury kitchen appliances have been beautifully incorporated into the wall, making this wooden kitchen not only look impressive, but also have everything to offer in terms of functionality. What you might not expect is that two entrance doors have been incorporated almost invisibly into the same wall.
Relaxing and inspiring
Spacious glass areas that are characteristic of this home are part of the wooden kitchen. They ensure that the design does not become too dark and manage to emphasize the natural aspect of the kitchen even more. They also provide access to an attractive terrace in the same Japanese atmosphere. The decoration, the cast floor and the subdued color palette enhance the pleasant and peaceful feeling of the kitchen. The kitchen is therefore certainly as relaxing as it is inspiring.



