Steal This Look: A Yellow-Accented Kitchen in Copenhagen - Remodelista
A dose of sunshine for grey winter days courtesy of Danish kitchen designers Reform. Outfitted in oak veneer, stainless steel, and a gradient of yellow to ochre tile, the minimalist look is one to co-opt. The Basis collection of kitchen cabinets is marked with a circular cut out pull. Photography by Rasmus Dengso Studio, courtesy of Reform. Stainless steel accents the warmth of the oak cabinet fronts. Photography by Rasmus Dengso Studio, courtesy of Reform. A simple kitchen sink and vintage-feeling pendant light. Photography by Rasmus Dengso Studio, courtesy of Reform. For a similar neutral paint color as seen on the walls, the Lighthouse paint color is available from File Under Pop. The File Under Pop Mellow Yellow Tile is the lightest shade of tile seen in the kitchen. The deep ochre-colored tile called Submarine is available through File Under Pop. The glazed Moss tile is from File Under Pop. Kitchen cabinets are done by Reform; their Basis Natural Oak Veneer is one of a few styles at Reform. The countertops are the Longitude Brushed Stainless Steel. The faucet is the Merkur Kitchen Mixer in Chrome from Damixa. On the wall is the Frama Rivet Typecase in aluminum for $930. Hanging above the kitchen sink is the Verpan Hive Pendant in Yellow; starting at $1,781.55 at Lightology. The chair in yellow is the Fredrik Paulsen Demountable Chair made of beech and plywood. The Falcon Enamelware 3-Pint Jug in Mustard Yellow is $53. The Workaday Handmade Tall Mug Blue is $44 at Workaday. The Bistrot Citrine Kitchen Towel is $40 at March.