Danish interior design studio Vermland crafts each of its modular kitchens from oak, utilizing components that range from tall, wall-mounted cabinets to open shelving systems.
Crafting Modular Kitchens from Solid Oak
Vermland builds its modular kitchen systems entirely out of oak. The studio integrates both concealed storage options, such as tall wall-mounted cabinets, and exposed configurations like open shelving. According to Dezeen’s Showroom editor, these oak kitchens form part of a curated quarterly selection highlighting prominent furnishings published throughout the preceding design season.
Exploring New Furnishings and Lighting Releases
Alongside modular kitchen systems, recent seasonal design roundups feature diverse product categories ranging from playful lighting to architectural seating. Dezeen’s quarterly curation includes lighting fixtures directly informed by the childhood pen-and-paper game Hangman, architect-designed folding chairs, aluminium tables featuring long folded edges, and table-and-chair sets defined by rounded forms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used in Vermland’s modular kitchens?
Vermland crafts its modular kitchens entirely out of oak, incorporating tall wall-mounted cabinets and open shelving.
Where are these new furniture and lighting products featured?
These items are featured in the quarterly newsletter from Dezeen’s Showroom editor, which highlights standout furnishings published over the preceding season.
What other products are included in the latest design showcase?
Recent highlights include lighting inspired by the game Hangman, architect-designed folding chairs, aluminium tables with folded edges, and rounded table-and-chair sets.
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