Clean Minimalistic Kitchen renovation

Trend Notes

"Less is more" - that's the philosophy behind clean, minimalistic design. This minimalist design style is known for its clean lines, neutral color palettes, and focus on functionality.

And it's not just a trend - it's a way of life. By incorporating clean, simple lines and a neutral color palette, you can create a peaceful and serene space that is both functional and beautiful.

In today's busy world, we all crave a little peace and quiet. With clean, minimalistic design, you can create a space that is free of clutter and distractions, allowing you to relax and unwind.

Minimalistic design is not only stylish, but it can also be sustainable. By using fewer materials and incorporating energy-efficient features, you can create a space that is both stylish and sustainable.

Lifestyle Choice

Welcome to the home of John and Mary, a couple in their 60s who recently moved into their dream apartment in a brand-new building. As lifelong minimalists, they were thrilled to have the opportunity to start fresh and create a space that perfectly reflects their love of elegance and simplicity. They both believe that less is more, and that a well-designed space should be functional and clutter-free.

Kitchen Upgrade

Upon moving in, John and Mary knew that their kitchen was going to be a top priority. They opted for clean, closed furniture elements with very little decoration, choosing a color palette of black, white, and greige. The sleek, smooth surfaces of the cabinets and shelves perfectly matched their modern, minimalistic style.

While looking for the perfect faucet, the GROHE QuickFix Start kitchen tap in matte black had the correct monochrome look, as well as the smooth pull-out function - which makes a range of kitchen tasks so much more convenient - to match the overall aesthetic. 

They found fitting their new Start tap themselves surprisingly easy. Because it’s a QuickFix product it came with the QuickMount system, which takes the hassle out of installation, plus there was the super-clear QuickGuide to follow and the option to look at a QuickVideo online for help with any tricky bits. John and Mary were amazed at how straightforward it all was.

                            > Check also the Bathroom Renovation story