Mixing Materials - New Trend From Sub-Zero & Wolf
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010
Sub-Zero & Wolf believe incorporating different materials and textures in the kitchen, is a clever way to highlight and contrast design features.
The stark minimalist kitchen is waning in popularity and through 2010 a stylish mix-and-match approach will emerge:
- Stainless steel appliances will be teamed with a variety of raw materials, textures and colours, for example; wood, glass, concrete and exposed features such as brick work.
- The combination of different materials including flooring, cabinetry, work surfaces, and interesting spaces.
- Warm coloured wood is being used with rich and sophisticated grains, providing an elegant canvas to the kitchen.
- Sleek stainless steel appliances juxtapose well against the range of diverse surfaces, offering an industrial feel with a technological edge.
- Alternatively, appliances can be cleverly concealed using integrated cabinetry to blend with the scheme, for limitless design possibilities.
Featured here, is the stylish mix of the Sub-Zero wine storage with refrigeration drawers. Priced from £7,457.75 inc. VAT, and
The 700 Series units, priced from £6,656.00 inc. VAT.
Sub-Zero & Wolf are suppliers of world-leading product ranges in Europe.
Their aim is to help you achieve the best possible design and performance for modern living.
They possess a winning blend of experience and superior quality products that are sure to inspire you and promise uncompromising service, care and maintenance, to foster your life-long relationship with their products.
Visit the Sub-Zero & Wolf website to be inspired.
Tel: (0845 250 0010)

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