A new kitchen with Dekton by Cosentino and Reform Copenhagen | w/ Style shoot
Some time ago I wrote about my kitchen remake and visiting Cosentino, and you might remember how after looking into the many options, I choose a beautiful countertop from the Dekton ‘Natural series‘ I wrote a long blog about it here: A kitchen remake with Cosentino. Countertop ‘Keyla’ which I chose has an industrial and chic look with elegant white veins.
Working with a Dekton countertop on a daily base is a pleasure I can tell! Previously I could worry about scratches or accidentally placing a hot pan on my countertop… with Dekton I now have a professional countertop that has an excellent resistance to high temperatures and a highly scratch-resistant surface. I love the look of it and how it is only 1,2 cm thick which gives it an elegant appearance. The smooth edges the stoneworker made are almost brown and perfectly fit the wooden kitchen fronts by Reform Copenhagen.
A new kitchen
The first kitchen I replaced the original with around ten years ago was an all white kitchen with RVS details, and a imitation wooden countertop. This one is different and of higher quality! A kitchen designed by Norm Architects for Reform which was on my wish list ever since I first saw it in Copenhagen, and I love how it matches with the Cosentino countertop. The brass handles fit so beautiful too. The kitchen is build with Ikea cabinets and Reform offer many different options to customize your kitchen to your own needs and taste.
So what’s next… A new lamp for the backsplash is coming soon and a new lamp will also be hung above the table. I have a few more ideas for after Summer I will discuss with Anouk of Studio AnoukB, so glad she helped me making some major decisions for the kitchen design so far. In case you would like to read more technical specifications on Dekton by Cosentino, I added those at the end of the post.
Dekton’s Industrial series, were created to pay tribute to the beautiful imperfections of the metals and stone in all their different stages of ageing. Organic processes that are reflected in the richness and complexity of oxidation and the authentic beauty of maturing stone
Dekton can be used both inside as outside and is offered in large-format slabs of varying thicknesses that open up all new kinds of possibilities that you can imagine and had previously been unthinkable. A real plus for the kitchen also is that Dekton has an excellent resistance to high temperatures and a highly scratch-resistant surface. In my previous post there’s a video also that explains the concept behind Dekton industrial.
