Expertise the time-defying attract of Nordiska Kök and architect Ingrid Pay’s 60s-inspired oak kitchen—a charming mix of nostalgia and up to date sophistication that transcends eras, redefining the artwork of timeless design.
Nordiska Kök, the famend Swedish kitchen producer, has joined forces with Norwegian architect Ingrid Pay and created a shocking oak kitchen design that seamlessly blends 60s-inspired aesthetics with up to date performance.
Pay’s Scandinavian inside fashion, infused with a forward-thinking twist, brings a refreshing contact to this architectural masterpiece.
“Every time planning an area, high quality and timelessness are true core components to me. I need to really feel at dwelling on this kitchen each this season and the subsequent. I believe it’s vital to create options with longevity in thoughts. Our present house is from 1961 and actually merges each the sixties and modern-day aesthetics.” – Ingrid Pay, architect
Design and Options
The grandiose oak kitchen embodies Pay’s imaginative and prescient of merging heat pure tones with an surprising blue distinction. The cupboards, with their rounded corners and exterior frameworks, boast custom-made craftsmanship that extends all the best way to the ceiling.
The kitchen showcases a novel colour palette, with darker oaks harmoniously complemented by vibrant blues, making a well-curated combine.
Specifically designed handles in impartial lacquer adorn the oak cupboards, enhancing their glossy and stylish look.
“I needed to create a custom-made and built-in kitchen area that doesn’t compromise with top quality. Nordiska Kök was the given possibility. Nordiska Kök have been very exact, implementing every side of my very detailed kitchen imaginative and prescient”, Pay explains.
“I used to be eager for an old-meets-new type of aesthetic whereas my husband needed a captivating, historically French countryside-influenced kitchen in inexperienced. Naturally, we needed to compromise, and heat oaks with surprising blues was the outcome. It’s colourful, but conventional and can stand the check of time.”
The kitchen’s quartz composite worktop provides a recent contact to the 60s-inspired design.
Mushy corners and tactile detailing additional elevate the kitchen’s aesthetic enchantment.
Noteworthy is the seamless transition from the kitchen into the hallway, the place built-in wardrobes mirror the design of the kitchen cupboards.
A charming blue show cupboard with lined glass provides visible curiosity, reflecting Pay’s fondness for the intricate detailing.
“We additionally prioritized the social facets of a kitchen”, explains Pay. “The concept of a countryside kitchen actually sparked the thought to go greater, with an inviting kitchen desk positioned within the very center. Modern areas are usually open and minimal, however we needed that buzzy, homely really feel. We see it as a pure meet-up level for the household.
A private favourite is the door to the show cupboard, which is inlined glass. It elevates the area, and also you’re additionally capable of see what’s occurring behind there. I actually just like the rounded corners too; they’re fashionable but mushy and construct on the soothing vitality.”
Architect Ingrid Pay
Ingrid Pay‘s architectural journey was influenced by her father’s involvement in housing growth, nurturing her ardour for constructing planning and design from an early age. At the moment, she works at Lund+Slaatto Architects and owns Pay Hus, in Oslo. She channels her artistic imaginative and prescient and mathematical arts into her tasks, exemplifying a Scandinavian inside fashion with a recent twist.
“So long as I bear in mind, I’ve all the time beloved to deeply bask in my father’s drawings and as an architect, you do work very targeted on tasks. To me it’s hectic and thrilling, however most significantly significant.” – Ingrid Pay.
About Nordiska Kök
Nordiska Kök is a distinguished Swedish kitchen producer famend for its dedication to timeless design and distinctive craftsmanship. With a imaginative and prescient to create practical and exquisite kitchen areas, Nordiska Kök combines Scandinavian aesthetics with modern options. Its portfolio showcases various tasks and kinds, every reflecting a dedication to high quality, sustainability, and a spotlight to element.
Nordiska Kök’s collaboration with architect Ingrid Pay breathes new life into the 60s-inspired oak kitchen, showcasing the timeless appeal of this iconic design period. By mixing nostalgic parts with up to date aesthetics and performance, they’ve created an area that pays tribute to the previous whereas assembly in the present day’s calls for.
With its charming colour palette, glossy craftsmanship, and enduring enchantment, this oak kitchen is a testomony to the ability of timeless design within the fashionable dwelling.
Styling by Susanne Swegen
Images: Dag Sandven for Nordiska Kök
