Bossa + Concrete

BOSSA

Vertically structured wood veneer front surface. Protruding, linear ridges give the veneer distinct dimension and highly expressive character.⁠ Water-based lacquer sealing. Available in 2 finishes, Walnut (shown) and Alpine Oak.

CONCRETE

An authentic, unique concrete surface with subtle textures and light refractions. Liquid and colored concrete is troweled onto a carrier board by hand, and then polished and matte lacquered. The edges are sealed with spraying concrete. Available in 3 colors.
shown: FB 192 brasilia

 

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Modern Concrete Kitchen

The visual and structured surface of Bossa vitalizes the interior, while the dark color of Concrete conveys calm and exudes elegance.

The conjunction of Bossa and Concrete collections brings sleek, modern design to life with industrial aesthetics. These kitchens combine bold style with durable surfaces, creating a striking space that’s both functional and visually compelling. Ideal for contemporary homes, the concrete finishes offer resilience and a sophisticated, minimalist appeal. The Bossa Concrete design is perfect for those who appreciate modern, industrial elegance in their kitchen spaces.

Natural Surfaces With Modern Appeal

Inspired by the Bauhaus Movement

Concrete opens new perspectives for kitchen design inspired by the Bauhaus movement. Concrete stands for modernity, timeless aesthetics, and a strong expressive power. 

ARCHITECTURAL CLASSICS FOR NEW INSPIRATION IN THE KITCHEN

Grainy sand, gnarled bark, crumbly rocks, metal with a patina – these are archaic images of items we are universally familiar with from both our natural and cultural surroundings. We can create things to remind us of these in our own everyday living environment. The more different the materials used in combination, the more interesting and exciting the interaction.

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