KITCHENS
‘FUSION KITCHEN’ WITH
NEW BRONZE & CUBAN OAK
FINISHES BY DAVAL
Daval, leading British designer and manufacturer of quality fitted furniture unveils a
new sense of kitchen-artistry with the launch of two special textured finishes:
Bronze: a supermatt metallic finish with stone surface
texture - exclusive to Daval
Cuban Oak: a rich woodgrain effect with the look and feel of
natural wood - laminate solution
Designed for the contemporary kitchen and ultramodern
homeowner, each new finish has been introduced so
that Daval can answer the growing trend for combination
interiors, which present a fusion of different raw materials,
finishes and textures.
Simon Bodsworth, Managing Director at Daval Furniture
explains “Open-plan living continues to influence the latest
kitchen designs and with the space needing to serve a
variety of disciplines like cooking, dining, entertaining and
more recently home office work, mixing materials is a great
way to create a zonal scheme that is well-panned, custom
engineered and urban in style.”
“In terms of colour then darker surface textures, metallic
accents and warm timber effects continue to rival more
subtle options and in the kitchen, are being used to create
an industrial-glam look like the featured Bronze and Cuban
Oak kitchen” says Simon.
The new Bronze finish is seen upon the contemporary
Mayfair furniture collection by Daval, and is designed with
slab doors and knurled industrial bar handles in Brass.
Extremely versatile, Mayfair Bronze is seen here as a flushfitting,
double wall unit with full height doors and space
to house a twin-set of appliances with low-level custom
drawers. Exclusive to Daval, Bronze boasts a rich metallic
finish that changes its appearance when different levels of
ambient or natural light hit the surface.
Perfectly paired with the metal-look Bronze finish is the
new Cuban Oak wood décor, as shown on Varenna. Defining
the work area of this u-shaped kitchen are striking white
worktops and new Cuban Oak finish seen across three
handleless wall units, a run of base cabinets, island end
panel and outward-facing credenza. The new Cuban Oak
finish not only breaks-up the distressed mirrored splashback,
it also provides high contrast when compared to the black
marble effect peninsula that creates a two-person breakfast
bar, as pictured below:
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