The Nolte Express Kitchen in Martian Red High Gloss is a true showstopper for anyone looking to bring bold color and sleek design into their home. Captured on site at Mömax by Mauritz, this kitchen stands out with its striking contrast between the deep Martian Red high-gloss cabinets and the soft high-gloss white lower fronts, creating a vibrant and contemporary look that transforms any cooking space into a modern masterpiece.
This kitchen is part of Nolte's Express line, known for delivering fast, stylish, and functional solutions. The design includes a clever L-shaped layout, maximizing space efficiency while offering generous countertop space for preparation and cooking. The Martian Red upper cabinets instantly catch the eye, while the neutral lower tones balance the energy, making the space dynamic yet harmonious.
Appliances in this setup are top-tier and thoughtfully selected. The oven used is the Constructa CH3M00050, paired with the Constructa CA321255 induction hob, offering precise heat control and energy efficiency. Above the hob, the Constructa CD30676 fan provides effective ventilation, keeping the cooking environment fresh. The refrigerator and freezer, both Constructa CK65743 models, ensure ample storage space for fresh and frozen goods, integrated seamlessly into the overall design.
One of the standout functional elements is the Franke inset sink, model Maris MRG 612-E Fragranite, installed in the corner. This sink not only maximizes underused corner space but also adds durability and style with its granite composite finish.
Another highlight is the range of color and surface finishes available with this kitchen system. From deep reds to sleek whites, cool greys, and elegant wood tones, the Nolte Express line lets you fully customize your kitchen's look, tailoring it to your personal taste and interior style.
This kitchen is perfect for urban apartments or modern homes where design impact matters. Its high-gloss finish reflects light beautifully, making small spaces appear larger and brighter. However, while the gloss surfaces are striking, they do require regular cleaning to maintain their pristine shine, something to consider if you prefer a low-maintenance finish.
Filmed and photographed by Mauritz inside a Mömax store, this kitchen showcases how bold colors and thoughtful design can turn an everyday kitchen into a stylish centerpiece. Whether you are planning a renovation or just looking for inspiration, the Nolte Express Kitchen offers ideas on how to combine color, function, and style in a fresh and exciting way.
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