The flagship of the Störmer Küchen 2014 kitchens collection is the handle-less Terracucina kitchen designed by creative director, Stefano Semprebon.
Taking its inspiration from the land, the design offers a simple progression from field to table in one central unit that features separate height delineated working areas: a tall granite or stone shelf block adjacent to the kitchen island incorporates fresh planted herbs.
The island itself features a granite or stone worktop and is designed as a wet and dry preparation and cooking area with an extended floating stone peninsula for dining.
With structured lines throughout, the Terracucina kitchen is available in two specific colourways: caramel with beige (seen here) and black with white and comes in a range of satin, gloss or matt finishes.
The horizontal cupboards and pull-outs contrast with the vertical front and side panels which are available in a number of natural textures including leather for added luxury. Internal storage units are finished with walnut and leather, or according to specification.
Established in 1958, the privately-owned Störmer Küchen brand has a fully owner-operated manufacturing base in Bielefeld, Germany. The company offers a five-year guarantee on its furniture and currently offers 300 fronts across four product groups.
According to Störmer Küchen, 50 percent of its kitchen furniture production is exported and it is available in the UK exclusively from Aeon Designs. Störmer’s kitchens are currently sold through 25 specialists in Britain, with plans for further expansion – include the launch of Störmer Küchen-branded studios.
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