Inspiration - Kitchen interior design

The kitchen is the heart of the home, and in a typical turn-of-the-century home, both materials and details play an important role. Here we have gathered inspiration for classic-style kitchen interiors, focusing on flooring, tiles, clinker bricks, and the small details that make up the whole. Click to discover more articles and inspiring images.

Flooring for kitchens

The floor sets the tone in the kitchen. Choose between timeless wood floors in pine, spruce, or oak that give the room warmth, or durable tile floors in classic patterns. A checkered floor in black and white is as beautiful today as it was at the turn of the last century.

Country kitchen

The country kitchen is characterized by simplicity, natural materials, and a warm atmosphere. Wood, marble, open shelves, and brass details create a cozy feeling. Here are some tips on how to decorate with contemporary solutions to capture the turn-of-the-century feel.

Tiles for the kitchen

Tiles are a classic part of the kitchen and contribute to both function and expression. From white bevelled tiles to coloured tiles – the choice of tiles can change the entire character of the room. Discover our ideas for tiles in classic kitchens.

Clinker tiles for kitchens

Terracotta tiles have a long tradition in kitchens and serving areas. Choose period-typical patterns or more discreet tones for a durable and beautiful surface that suits the turn-of-the-century style.

Details for kitchens

It's the details that make the whole. Here you will find inspiration for period-typical fittings, lighting, wall colors, tiles, and much more. Be inspired by various kitchen solutions from our customers.

Brass in the kitchen

Brass fittings, knobs, and handles give the kitchen a warm and classic feel. Choose between polished brass for a shiny surface or untreated brass that ages beautifully over time.

Lighting in the kitchen

Ceiling lights, wall lights, and classic shoemaker's lamps provide the right light and create atmosphere. Lighting in a period style highlights the kitchen's materials and details.