Designing a kitchen is like deciding on a tattoo: What if you change your mind down the line? They teamed up with architect Trine Hjorth and cabinetmaker Ditlev Rahbek of HjorthRahbek to come up with a series of no-nonsense kitchens—practical and solid, but also fun.
Working with Stilleben Kitchen, clients can customize countertops, appliances, color palette, and more.
Over the counter is a framed vintage poster from the Centre Pompidou and on the counter is a large ceramic Midnight Blue Bowl from the Stilleben line of tableware and a Skagerak Edge Teapot on a Cassette Tray.
The stainless steel sink is from Blanco and the faucet is the Quooker Fusion Square Faucet.
The Stilleben Kitchen Shelf is available to order a la carte for $466.32 at Stilleben. On the top shelf is Where to Drink Coffee from Phaidon, a stack of Stilleben Maroon Bowls and Stilleben Midnight Blue Bowls, a vintage glass pitcher, and an Iittala Kartio Pitcher.
Stilleben Kitchen offers different options for countertops. Here the countertops are solid oak with a thin layer of dark blue linoleum.
Hardware is “old-fashioned chrome that cannot be worn out,” as seen here on the hinges.
Drawers are made of solid oak with dovetail joints, an enduring joinery technique.
For more examples of Stilleben kitchens, see their completed projects with customized details.