Danish design has always had a great reputation. Famous for its simple, elegant and pure characteristics, Danish Design keeps things simple and subtle. For any interior enthusiast, this Scandinavian design represents the pinnacle of what’s possible when it comes to interiors. Of late, a select few design studios have been making more waves than usual. Below you’ll find a curated list of these kitchen design studios.
https://www.reformcph.com/
Essentially, Reform redesign IKEA kitchens in collaboration with renowned architects and designers from around the world. Pretty interesting, right? All Reform projects start with a basic ingredient – elements from the IKEA kitchen. They then add architect-designed fronts and table tops to create an aesthetic and personal new style.
http://www.kvik.co.th/
Kvik was founded in Kibæk, Denmark, in 1983, as a reaction to the long delivery times, unfathomable sales processes and sky-high prices at the time. Nowadays Kvik insist that the experience of buying a kitchen should be as pleasant as life in the kitchen itself. In typical Danish fashion, Kvik kitchens are not only beautiful and simple, but also bring together form and function.
http://www.boform.dk/
Boform are a little different to your average modular kitchens. They combine often unconventional and exclusive materials like marble, copper, zebrano and ebony in their designs – forming sleek and considered pieces – without compromising functionality. Boform believe that kitchens are an integral part of the interior decoration, and should be considered beautiful pieces of furniture – even when not in use.
http://www.tvis.com/koekken
Tvis Kitchens have been designing and making quality kitchens for more than 60 years – making them one of the oldest kitchen manufacturers in Denmark. Each of their products are made to order, meaning none of their striking designs are mass-produced. They offer 10 distinct and equally well-crafted kitchen product lines.
http://normcph.com/
Norm is “a multidisciplinary design studio with a unique and simple aesthetics, and an ambition to create objects and spaces that are striking, functional and aesthetically durable.” They recently collaborated with Reform to design an Ikea-hacked kitchen made from all natural materials – selected for their durability and reaction to wear. One thing is apparent in all of Norm’s designs – the drive to make quality, durability and timelessness a virtue.
