„ACCENTS“
A combination of naturalness and contemporary aesthetics
Expressive woods and craftsmanship continue to put WARENDORF furniture design in a class of its own. Less rustic than previously yet boldly vivacious, Anthracite Oak is characterized by its expressive grain and beautifully synchronized pore. In combination with expressive metallic surfaces, the kitchen in this stylized look has a sophisticated and high-end effect. New aluminum glass frame fronts with mirrored surfaces and glare-free, vertical LED lighting combine to create a cozy and warm ambiance. The strikingly expansive countertop in Dekton Radium décor lends this kitchen its special charm. Inside, the new carcase color Anthracite comes to life when paired with wooden frames in black lacquered veneer.

„STAGELINE“
A classic of furniture and interior design
In this style, WARENDORF presents the Cool White veneer with an inspiring new look. The integrated offset rail, like the front, has retained its opaque white hue. One new feature is the notched recessed grip on the front. This feature lends itself to aesthetically pleasing and accentuating horizontal lines. The kitchen island is equipped with intricate, 12-millimeter-thin fronts that confer a distinctive air of grace and refi nement to the design. Patented fi ttings ensure optimum fi xation of the fronts to the drawers and pull-outs.

„WOODLINE“
A composition in prominent laminate décor
The dark oak features a perfect synchronous pore, one which conveys the look and feel of a genuine  veneered surface. The appearance of oak is as reserved as it is elegant and timeless. By manufacturing our own fronts, we are able to achieve a continuous frontal grain pattern, even in those areas where laminate is used. Whether horizontally or vertically aligned, each front is selected and processed by hand.

“W1| Carbon” is a kitchen taken from the new W1 by WARENDORF product line. This programme is intended to serve the lower price segment and is based on a standard carcase without buffer strip and a reduced range of unit types and front colours. WARENDORF shows here that it is possible to offer unusual materials and details in the entry-level price segment. In this kitchen design, different shades of grey come together to contrast and harmonise with each other. The colours chosen are super matt Platinum Grey and gloss finish Carbon Grey, which can be seen on the island. An elegant accompaniment is provided by the Dekton worktop. Inside the units, WARENDORF demonstrates the new anthracite carcase with W1 by WARENDORF pull-outs in a matching shade of grey. A contrast is provided by the rear panels in Platinum Grey and the wall units fronted by black aluminium-framed glass doors and dark tinted safety glass.

“Club K.” The design of Club K. leaves room for interpretation whether K stands for kitchen or the abbreviation for copper, which in German is spelt with a K. The kitchen design exudes an impressive elegance, calm and grandeur in the way it combines two shades of copper with the sophisticated appearance of smoked oak. The warmth of the smoked oak is accentuated by the illuminated shelves on the rear panel and beside the run of kitchen units. Copper is used here to lend a dark sophistication to the aluminium front on the one hand and as an effect lacquer demonstrating a second, new, metallic colour on the other. The new, oxidised aluminium handle rail further accentuates the elegant effect. WARENDORF presents the new carcase colour with matching accessories. The ceramics worktop underscores the effect of this cultivated design.