The focus of this kitchen planning in Larix Terra is the large island with dining area. The large dark areas are elegantly contrasted by the large window areas, the bright countertop and the niche clad in stainless steel. The niche becomes a special eye-catcher thanks to the additional lighting and details, such as the sink integrated into the extra-thin stainless steel plate. The particularly strong countertop in Dekton Aura has been reinforced in the seating area to create a floating look. There is a retractable extractor hood on the hob so as not to disturb the minimalist overall impression. The control buttons were also integrated directly into the countertop. A further special feature is the door made to measure by the carpenter and also covered with Larix Terra, which leads to the second kitchen behind it.

The jury presented its reasons for selecting this PURE project as the winner as follows:
The project „Königstein“ is characterized by a very finely tuned harmony of building and kitchen, material and design. The exciting yet discreet contrast between solidity and fineness accentuates the wellchosen material composition and testifies to the planner‘s high level of design competence. The unagitated, self-evident integration in the room with unembellished details and secure proportions creates maximum timeless elegance. (Karim El-Ishmawi)

We congratulate Mr. Krampe and Krampe GmbH Küchenstudio on winning the ID Contest 2019.