This cozy and functional kitchen is based on the KNOXHULT kitchen series from IKEA, designed to be simple, affordable, and ready to use with minimal effort. It's a brilliant solution for small spaces or starter homes, offering a clean and cohesive look without sacrificing practicality.
The kitchen comes equipped with a MATTRADITION oven and a MATTRADITION wall-mounted extractor hood, both in a sleek black finish that contrasts beautifully with the light cabinetry and wood-effect countertops. These appliances offer both style and reliability, blending perfectly into the overall setup.
Cooking is made efficient with the GRUNDAD induction hob, seamlessly installed into the countertop. Its smooth glass surface makes for easy cleaning and a modern appearance that ties the workspace together.
The drawers are accented with classic black knobs from the BAGGANÄS series, adding a subtle, timeless touch that matches other dark accents in the space.
For dishwashing and prep, this KNOXHULT kitchen features the GLYPEN faucet and a LÅNGUDDEN sink, a durable and practical combo that's perfect for everyday use.
The standout backsplash uses a vertical tile pattern in alternating black and white, bringing movement and personality to the design while still keeping it minimal and fresh.
Open shelving above the sink provides easy access to kitchen essentials and space for decorative touches like bottles, bowls, and cookbooks. Wall-mounted accessories like a frying pan and colander add to the kitchen's charm and functionality.
All in all, this KNOXHULT kitchen from IKEA shows that you don't need a massive budget or space to create a well-designed and fully functional cooking area.
This knoxhult kitchen from IKEA was filmed by Mauritz Interior & Design at IKEA, Warsaw, Poland.
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