A kitchen with the charm of the Japandi interior style

The meeting of the Scandinavian with the Japanese aesthetic results in a style known as Japandi, which is reflected in this spectacular kitchen. This focus manages to generate a gentle, captivating atmosphere while at the same time playing around with colorful contrasts between an olive green tone as seen on the furniture and the textures of the natural materials which are used such as the wood as seen on the central island, the glass on the lamps and the elegant marble surface of the kitchen units.

In tune with these two current styles, the decorative accessories from Viefe which have been used are all in walnut wood to emphasize this organic touch. A simple and pure raw material which stands out for its personality and warmth.

The choice of our Flapp handles, in different sizes, has allowed us to create a unified appearance where the furniture and the handles integrate into one single element. Its flap-like shape is comfortable for the user making it easy to use, while the slightly rounded edges balance the minimalist style of the kitchen. 

What's more, the incorporation of the Luv, Megg and Zoot wall hooks adds practicality as they can be used to hang kitchen utensils and other objects, carrying out a double role as designer decorative accessories and functional elements of the kitchen.

Finally, the use of the Puk door stopper, also in walnut wood, completes the interior of the space through the use of the floor. This door stopper, which sticks to the porcelain tiles by use of an adhesive, is an innovative accessory whereby its rubber suspension system helps to reduce the noise of the door, contributing to the creation of a relaxing ambience in this welcoming kitchen.