Designs created by companies operating in the branded kitchen furniture sector that respond to the desires of the users with creative and rational solutions, raise consumers’ awareness on increasing the quality of life, are made of eco-friendly materials and equipped with technology that can meet all needs of users now make kitchens something that goes beyond simple furniture where lower and upper cabinets are stacked.

In addition, due to changing consumer trends all over the world, from clothing to textiles, from furniture to technology, the concept of individuality that evolves in every aspect of life and the “design with identity” trend that emerges with the urge to differentiate, reflecting one’s own identity stands out with extraordinary personal interpretations added to the style the person nourishes with his/her feelings and creativity and decorated with personal preferences, and unique solutions tailored to the user are cherished.

Minimal designs with completely straight and simple lines. In the upper cabinets, large one-piece electrically driven doors that can be opened and closed by remote control or fully touch mechanisms and handles embedded in the cover or hidden by profiles.

Although no one questions the dominance of white, warm colours such as cream, ivory softened with natural wood, mostly bright acrylic and lacquered surfaces. Wood surfaces with natural colours, ripples and patterns such as walnut, oak, cherry, as well as exotic woods such as ebony, teak, etc.

Black or fume masses supported by steel, aluminium and glass elements on concrete walls; contrast images created by a yellow, red, green panel or cover in a kitchen dominated by cool colours such as dark grey.

For large storage needs, large volume pantry cabinets, deep drawers, drawer interiors and shelves where glass is the main element, effortless drawer and track systems that open simply with a light touch as well as lighting systems for drawer and cupboard interiors.

Steels that thin out on countertops, acrylics comprising of quartz and hard materials, compact laminates or natural materials such as marble or granite that are used in thick masses.

Sinks that almost touch the countertops. Mobile mixer faucets, steel or acrylic inward-folding sinks that achieve a smooth countertop appearance thanks to the cover when they are not in operation.

Eco-friendly built-in devices with Class A energy consumption, lower water consumption, enabling savings; refrigerators equipped with technologies that can store food for longer periods; steam ovens for more healthy cooking and glass and ceramic cooktops with touch-screen control.

Furthermore, kitchens that push the limits of imagination and are designed with creative ideas such as countertop panels that connect users to information world via touch screens, allow you to get recipes from web sites and shop your groceries online will become indispensable parts of our lives.