kitchen furnishing

Kitchen furnishings are made per individual project, according to the client’s specific requirements. Kitchen appliances can be standalone or built-in, as well as a combination of both. Built-in appliances are smaller and could be hidden in a cabinet — thus being unobtrusive to the overall layout. Standalone appliances hold larger volumes and are, therefore, more economical. Individual solutions are based on considerations of each appliance type’s pros and cons.

Materials used to make kitchens are primarily MDF with various veneers — polyurethane dyes, which come in three varieties: matte, satine and gloss; metallic dyes, pearl metallic dye, various natural veneers, such as oak, walnut, cherry, beech, ash, African rose, as well as solids for patrons of classic-style kitchens.

Kitchen panels come in four variants: thermo panel, MDF thermo panel, natural granite or synthetic granite.

 

bedroom furnishing

The bedroom is a place to unwind, relax and revitalize for the next day. Following these three principles, the primary objective of bedroom decoration should be to pick a comfortable and practical bed, with a mattress well suited for each client’s individual needs and preferences. Materials, used to make bedrooms, including nightstands, dressers and wardrobes, are made of natural veneer MDF, polyurethane dye MDF, or a combination of both.

 

children’s bedroom furnishing

Children’s bedroom layouts are chosen based on the infant’s age and sex. The number of children sharing the room determines the number and type of furniture. A typical layout includes a combination of colors, based on dyes and natural plain or coated veneers.

 

other furnishing

When chosen tastefully and placed appropriately, small furnishings can add flavor to decoration. Such furnishings can be made in combination with the remaining furniture in the room to complement the comfort and elegance of your house.