Swedish Nordiska Kök has designed and built one of their bespoke kitchens in a beautiful 19th-century building in Stockholm and it’s like something you’ve never seen before, I’m sure. The space was designed together with AO/JND interiors and features dark stained oak combined with a contrasting kitchen island in Calacatta Vagli Oro marble that comes back in the countertop and the backsplash of the main module.

The dining area and the kitchen are openly connected, yet to create a bespoke, well-crafted, and luxurious feeling, elegant glass partitions have been installed between the dining room and the kitchen. The frame of the curved glass partition has been crafted out of the same stained oak as the kitchen cabinets and frames the kitchen in such a perfect way. A single lamp above the counter adds elegance to the kitchen and note that handles have only been used on the bottom cupboards, the top works with a push-to-open function to keep the upper part clean and minimalistic.

The rest of the interior has been kept white, with elegant touches of cream, natural wood tints, and a subtle graphic look for an elegant and sophisticated look that makes the kitchen stand out even better.

photography by Kristofer Johnsson