The neutral kitchen

As calming neutrals and natural-toned collections enjoy a moment in interiors, we highlight some pieces which help the trend translate into the kitchen…

Permanently popular, neutral pieces can be integrated so successfully into a décor. With tonal collections helping to elevate a space – none more so than the kitchen – beiges, greys, sands, greens and muted blues all help create key focal points in the main room of the house. This is a concept Stelton certainly ‘gets’.

“At Stelton we understand the significance of these hues and incorporates them into designs to evoke a sense of harmony, tranquility, and connection with nature,” the company tells Kitchenware International.

Stelton’s green products symbolise growth, freshness, and vitality, bringing a sense of rejuvenation and balance to living spaces and they align with the company’s commitment to sustainability and its ongoing efforts to enhance eco-consciousness. wood boards which are new to their range and perfectly in keeping with the neutral colour palette. Not only are these versatile and practical for prepping, cutting and chopping, but the brand points towards them being ideal for food presentation too. With six boards in total, three are described as elongated rectangular boards with hanging holes while three are thicker rectangular boards.

“Similarly, Stelton’s sand-coloured items represent warmth, serenity, and simplicity. These neutral and warm tones effortlessly create a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere, harmoniously blending with different styles and colour palettes,” the company adds. Pieces such as the Bloom watering jug in sand are stylish and on-point additions.

Meanwhile, Paderno’s knives are a gorgeous ode to tradition whose aesthetic fits the bill perfectly. Deba, Oroshi, Usuba, Tako Sashimi, Yanagi Sashimi are the names of the five knife models designed to prepare sushi and cut raw vegetables. As befits Japanese tradition, the molybdenum and vanadium steel blades feature a unilateral razor cutting edge with a much finer edge than the normal cutting edges of western-style knives.

Another attractive brand name to consumers – Smeg’s 1950s style stand mixers in cream wins aesthetic points while sitting on the kitchen worktop. Packing a powerful punch with an impressive 800W direct-drive motor, it boasts 10 different speed settings and intuitive icons with a 4.8L stainless steel mixing bowl.

Smeg tells us the mixer has been designed for durability and professional performance, with a wide range of optional accessories available, perfect for baking enthusiasts. The retro styling and neutral colourway merely add to its appeal.

Finally, from Richardson Sheffield the Visage knife block allows for the minimalistic and natural interior trend to breathe with these sleek, full stainless-steel knives combined with a magnetic bamboo stand. The brand says the clean design of both the knives and the stand works to enhance your kitchen while still being neutral. The Visage is on trend due to the combination of materials while still being versatile to fit different interior styles. With so many options available to buyers, neutral pieces are the epitome of kitchen chic and a guaranteed

17-19 MARCH 2024 | CHICAGO, USA

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