In this completely wooden chalet – walls and ceilings – the choice of a white kitchen naturally emerged to bring light and contrast to the space. The long line of low furniture, with no visible handles, offers a large work surface bathed in natural light. 

The tall furniture, deliberately low and positioned above the windows, emphasizes the horizontal nature of the place while maximizing storage without weighing down the room. The choice to place the furniture on legs rather than on plinths also contributes to visually lightening the whole. 

The oak parquet floor is punctuated in the kitchen area by terrazzo tiles, adding a graphic touch and a subtle contrast of materials. The white laminated worktop blends with the satin white lacquered fronts with a groove, in a pure and decidedly contemporary spirit. No unnecessary elements, no backsplash, only the purity of lines and the play of textures.