Embrace the elegance of wood with Schmidt’s new Bossa Nova collection in black lacquered oak veneer
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ith dark kitchens and a grainy wood finish both set to be huge trends for 2024, French interior expert Schmidt has unveiled the perfect collection that blends both trends and fits easily into contemporary and classic interiors. Bossa Nova embraces the elegance of wood with a textured black lacquer finish that looks elegant and understated with the new Yule Grey marble-effect worksurfaces.
The new Bossa Nova kitchen collection is made for socialising and entertaining with an extra-large island for food prep, cooking, chatting and casual dining. Big enough for all the family as well as friends dropping by for coffee, lunch or dinner, it’s also ideal for home working and homework, taking centre stage in this light, bright and inspirational space that’s full of charm and character. Ideal for minimalist schemes and décors, Bossa Nova includes a variety of feature units and space- saving storage that make this kitchen design really stand out from the crowd. The glass-fronted display units for instance are right on trend and are more practical than open shelves, as they offer an elegant and ordered way to tidy away crockery, cookware, glasses and more, protecting them from
dust and dirt while still allowing quick and easy access when needed.
Schmidt is also an expert in designing storage to tailor for every culinary need. The tall larder unit for instance has strong and sturdy pull-outs that easily take the weight of heavy bottles, bags, jars and tins while drawers with wooden interior fittings keep cutlery, knives and utensils organised and within easy reach. Schmidt’s larder comes as an extra deep unit - 62.5cm – giving an exceptional 26% extra storage space over other larder solutions. The Yule Grey marble-effect laminate worksurface enhances the luxurious look of the Bossa Nova kitchen. Water resistant and hardwearing, it’s available in a choice of thicknesses - 20mm, 40mm and 78mm.
www.home-design-schmidt.uk
44 BKU MARCH 2024
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