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Kitchen configurations

HPL · Stone texture and woodgrain

HPL kitchen fronts combine stone texture and woodgrain with varied cabinet forms, giving a natural, simple appearance and different storage arrangements.

Kitchen configurations

Gray lacquer · Woodgrain and champagne frames

Gray lacquer and soft-touch woodgrain are paired with narrow champagne-colored aluminum frames. The documented front combination includes lacquer and UV lacquer for a clean, muted kitchen composition.

Kitchen configurations

Dark green curves · Concealed handles

Dark green fronts, woodgrain back panels and curved door forms combine with concealed handles in a Scandinavian-industrial kitchen. The exact coating system needs clarification before specification.

Kitchen configurations

Light gray and white · Open metal shelves

Light gray and white units are organized with open metal shelves and wall cabinets. Melamine fronts support a clean minimalist kitchen with distinct open and closed storage zones.

Kitchen configurations

Metallic blue · Light oakgrain

Metallic-blue fronts contrast with light oakgrain fronts in a melamine-finish kitchen. The difference in color and texture emphasizes cabinet edges and the rhythm of front panels.

Kitchen configurations

White and woodgrain · Wall-mounted storage

White fronts and woodgrain drawers form a Nordic kitchen using melamine finishes. A wall-mounted storage arrangement introduces different levels while maintaining a simple composition.

Kitchen configurations

Golden oakgrain · Matte stone texture

Golden oakgrain and matte plain stone texture are paired in a melamine-front kitchen, balancing warm wood character with quiet mineral tones in a simple modern composition.

Kitchen configurations

Green and white · Reflective UV fronts

Green and white UV-lacquer fronts have a mirror-like appearance. An open L-shaped layout and integrated drawers connect cooking and storage within a bright kitchen composition.

Kitchen configurations

Matte white PVC · Striped glass

Soft matte white PVC fronts combine with striped glass and brushed brass accents. Simple door lines create a light kitchen composition with contrast between opaque and translucent surfaces.

Kitchen configurations

Polished PVC · Warm gold tone

Polished PVC-coated units are coordinated with a titanium-gold color tone and natural light for a warm, softly reflective kitchen. The color description does not specify a titanium material construction.

Storage configurations

Warm wood tones · Raised entry storage

Warm wood-toned entry cabinetry separates shoes, bags and outerwear into functional zones. A raised base leaves an accessible lower space for frequently worn footwear.

Storage configurations

Frosted glass wardrobe · Room divider

Frosted glass panels and a linear wardrobe arrangement combine display and storage. The documented configuration also serves as a room divider rather than only a cabinet against a wall.

Kitchen configurations

Blue and soft white · L-shaped kitchen

Blue and soft white fronts are combined in a classic L-shaped kitchen with smooth cabinet surfaces. The two-tone scheme adds visual depth while keeping the work zones connected.

Kitchen configurations

Walnut grain · U kitchen and split-height island

Walnut woodgrain is paired with open metal shelves and lattice aluminum-framed glass doors. The U-shaped kitchen has a higher island work surface with power modules and a lower dining area aligned with chairs.

Bathroom vanity configurations

Matte UV vanity · Sliding illuminated mirrors

Neutral gray cabinetry combines matte UV surfaces, semi-recessed C-shaped handles and sliding illuminated mirror doors. Mirrored storage and a restrained front profile define the shared configuration.

Kitchen configurations

Green sintered stone and quartz · Social island

An L-shaped kitchen meets a floating dining island. Green stone-pattern sintered stone and dark linear-pattern quartz form the paired worktops; an acrylic wine rack and UV-painted display back panel add a separate display layer.

Bathroom vanity configurations

Black stone · Bronze-tone steel basin

Black stone slabs, round bronze-toned stainless-steel basins and lacquered cabinetry form a contrasting bathroom composition. Rounded worktop edges and paired illuminated round mirrors soften its geometry.

Bathroom vanity configurations

Matte lacquer and acrylic · Arched mirror

Matte-lacquer cabinet fronts with rounded edges and recessed handles are paired with an acrylic worktop and integrated basin. An arched mirror and warm-white backlighting define the upper composition.

Kitchen configurations

Aligned woodgrain texture · Glass and steel T kitchen

Synchronized woodgrain-textured main fronts are coordinated with glass and stainless-steel panels. The T-shaped kitchen combines a tall appliance wall, slim metal cabinet inserts and a concealed hood within the wall cabinets.

Kitchen configurations

Wood veneer and UV lacquer fronts

A documented kitchen front combination specifies wood veneer alongside UV lacquer. The material contrast is established, while the exact veneer species, colors and component pairing require sample and drawing confirmation.

Kitchen configurations

Powder coating and PVC fronts

The kitchen finish schedule combines powder-coated and PVC fronts in one named configuration. Exact shades, substrate construction and the assignment of each finish to individual doors remain project selection items.

Kitchen configurations

UV lacquer and melamine fronts

The documented finish schedule combines UV lacquer and melamine in one kitchen scheme. Sample selection must establish the sheen, color match and exact division between adjoining fronts.

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