Do you love the minimalist design of a handleless kitchen, are you looking for inspiration for functional pantry kitchens - or have you always dreamed of a round kitchen with organic, harmonious shapes? Each of these kitchen types has certain characteristics that make them the perfect solution for your cooking projects. We show you the different types of kitchen, what makes them special and for whom they are particularly suitable.
| Kitchen type | Suitable for |
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| shared kitchens |
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| bar kitchens |
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| round kitchens |
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| handleless kitchens |
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| pantry kitchens |
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Together we are less alone: A communal kitchen is a meeting point in shared flats and companies, inviting you to cook together with generous seating, plenty of storage space and spacious work surfaces . This makes it convenient and efficient:
For a quick breakfast, snack or aperitif: A bar kitchen is an all-round solution for different requirements. Single households appreciate the compact dining area just as much as families - and the kitchen bar becomes a meeting point for parties and dinner evenings. This is what characterises bar kitchens:
Rounded edges, furniture in organic shapes and with a gentle curve: Round kitchens create a harmonious, cosy look, appear inviting and spacious - and they are not just visual highlights. The rounded corners also increase safety, especially in households with children. This is what characterises round kitchens:
Handleless kitchens are characterised by a clear, elegant look. They make small rooms appear larger and blend harmoniously into numerous furnishing styles. They also score highly in terms of functionality - and have a number of other pleasing features:
All in one - that's the motto of the pantry kitchen. It combines a hob, fridge and storage space, and sometimes also an oven and/or dishwasher.
With a BORA cooktop extractor, cooking vapours are extracted directly where they arise - for a clear view and fresh air when cooking.
