interiors
INDUS TRIAL
TRENDS By MOBALPA WALTON-ON-THAMES
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appliances. Elements of exposed brick or wood are another key aspect of the trend to create a structured-looking environment.
he industrial trend for kitchens has been growing for some years as aspirational loft-style living areas are becoming popular.
The trend is comprised of very basic elements; neutral colours (greys, black and greige rather than the common beige or ivory), bare fixtures and metal finishing, making it easy to adapt and add to over time; the modern investment kitchen. Elements such as built- in storage and multi-functional islands work together to form space for preparation, cooking and entertaining while leaving the space as a whole with an ‘open’ vibe. Combining a contrast of matt and glossy finishes adds to the look while a linear concept can be followed to maximise the geometric nature of the industrial trend.
The Melia range from leading French kitchen manufacturer Mobalpa uses a combination of matt black and glossy greige, creating a juxtaposition of hard surfaces and reflective finishes. The look can be updated through metallic accessories and finishes, such as the chrome trimming on the furniture or through
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Overall, the trend is all about simplicity and creating a pared back look; a popular choice for open plan living spaces or dwellers who are looking to update and add to the kitchen over time.
The Mobalpa Melia in matt black and glossy greige is available in 22 colours, and new for 2017, in 17 carcass colours which can be coordinated both inside and out. Starting price of £11.000.
Visit Mobalpa Walton on the High Street, which has been designed to showcase a modern way of
living with kitchen products, open plan areas and storage solutions alongside living and utility space options all displayed in a real setting.
Owned by experienced business partners, David Akporehe and Odunola Etuokwu, Mobalpa Walton-on-Thames provides a professional kitchen design and installation service, with full project management. With a background in commercial and retail banking and business consulting, David and Odunola are working with two experienced in-house designers and have plans to continue recruiting, to offer customers the very latest in kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms and living space designs
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