A family with young children decided to swap the hustle and bustle of the city center for the tranquility of the suburbs. They built this new-build home to enjoy serenity and nature.

The challenge was to create an open space that allowed for different activities, such as cooking while the children played elsewhere in the house. They wanted materials that combined durability with elegance for a long-lasting design. A crucial aspect was to maximize and take advantage of the natural light.

The solution was to design an open kitchen with exterior windows on either side to take advantage of the light. The countertop contrasts with the house's flooring, providing a sense of continuity. The open kitchen space seamlessly connects with the dining room.

The WOOD Roble finishes, Plantea handles, and natural stone countertops combine natural oak with grayish stone, bringing elegance to the design. Wood provides a warm and timeless touch and is also a very durable and resistant natural material. Furthermore, each piece of oak is unique, creating different grain patterns and varying tones.

The kitchen features wall units to maximize storage space. An island with a stone countertop and extra drawers have also been added to further optimize and expand the workspace.

The renovation has been a complete success, meeting all the family's needs and expectations. They can now enjoy an open, bright, and functional space that combines durability and elegance in its design. This suburban architectural dream has come true, allowing them to enjoy the tranquility and nature of their new home.