When visiting the house of Frama founder Niels Strøyer Christophersen in 2017 I bought to listen to the story behind his kitchen born from components initially discovered on the road and put collectively for the house. Learn the entire story and see the house right here: A uncooked and minimalistic house | Frama Studio house
This week Frama launched their Kitchen Modules in collaboration with historic kitchen and cabinetry makers, Kvänum. The very first FRAMA kitchen was constructed primarily based on rules refined to their most important. Celebrating pure perform, the purpose was to create a kitchen specializing in the necessities of cooking and being. Collaboration with Kvänum now marks the subsequent natural step on this design course of — conventional craft meets FRAMA’s distinctly simple aesthetic.
Working collectively, the query of fabric longevity was central to the connection between the Kvänum and FRAMA design identities. Designed to enhance our most important areas, FRAMA Modules by Kvänum are an extension of analysis in pure supplies, and materials choice like birch was one results of prioritizing longevity.
Utilizing textural range reminiscent of wooden, stone, and metal, they invoke simplicity and honesty wherever they’re positioned, whether or not in a kitchen, rest room, or workspace. The FRAMA Modules by Kvänum can be found in two core wooden frames, Chestnut and Ginger, to enhance the FRAMA universe.
This new strategy to modules takes FRAMA’s distinct design language and fuses it with Kvänum’s strategy to kitchen-making — which is usually fully customized. In collaboration with FRAMA, this craftsmanship is pared right down to an accessible, minimal type for probably the most energetic rooms throughout the residence. A meticulous mix of type and performance by which each element is taken into consideration.
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