Comprehensive planning
for kitchen and home

You too can achieve this in your own four walls with a comprehensive interior design concept and well-thought-out planning. This enables you to infuse every room with your own preferences and personality, whether it’s an open-plan living area, a walk-in wardrobe, kitchen, dining room or utility room. Get that wow effect when you open your own front door. 

Such comprehensive planning is of course highly personal, but a few helpful tips can be applied by all. The focus is on the mixing and matching of furniture, light and colours. 

Pure unadulterated holistic planning

Multifunctional furnitures adapt to a range of needs and can be perfectly integrated into an open-plan living concept, allowing the room to be used flexibly and efficiently. Shelving with built-in furniture, a dining table that pulls out when you need it or clever storage solutions in the kitchen island – all are designed to work together and help link different rooms and functions. 

Planning example with the kitchen front MODENA

Planning example with the kitchen front FINO MATT

Showcase your home with the right light

Lighting can also be thought of as a holistic design concept. Functional light, over a desk or kitchen worktop for instance, and mood lighting in the living room need to be perfectly adapted. Different light sources can also be playfully combined so that they work together in harmony.

Colours as a path to wellbeing: here’s how

Rooms don’t all have to be painted the same colour – on the contrary, a well-rounded interior design concept aims to provide a balance between different shades. What's more, different colours have different properties and effects. 

• Light colours make a room look bigger and are best suited to living areas or small rooms.
• Darker colours, on the other hand, create a sense of privacy and cosiness but make the room look smaller – this is a good option for a snug reading corner, for instance.
• Separate colours for different rooms and functions create a pleasant atmosphere in the home and set the scene for your wellbeing.

Holistic design: harmony between people and places

When colours, light and furniture work together, the result is a holistic interior that is visually pleasing and perfectly reflects personal preferences. Many other aspects, such as the choice of materials or decor, also play a role – after all, a holistic design also means taking every element into account to create overall harmony.