During the transformation of a historical manor house (essentially 16th Century) in the Waldviertel, this wonderful showcase project came about, from our flagship partner Küchen Design Keglevits. The old manor house now combines a romantic castle flair with a modern living ambience of the highest order.
The great challenge in this project was to plan a kitchen, where no carcasses or tall cupboards were directly connected to the wall. The reason for this was the re-installation of a whole floor, which meant that the floor was not directly connected to the walls. Instead, a 40cm glass band around the floor formed the connection with the room walls. If the kitchen was directly connected to the wall, you would be able to see it from the floor below.
Küchen Design Keglevits succeeded magnificently in using the special conditions of the old castle, to stage the new INTUO kitchen perfectly.
Kitchen: INTUO E-02 C
Planning and concept: Küchen Design Keglevits
Architect: SPUTNIC Architektur
Photos: SPUTNIC Architektur
