Cooking and living are parallel concepts, and not only because man needs to eat to survive, but also as since time immemorial, the space used as the kitchen was the focal point of the home, a place to chat, meet and celebrate events. Today, we decided to share several, quite amazing kitchens designed by a company from Zaldibia, España – Logoscoop. Enjoy!
For today we thought about gathering a collection of fabulous modern kitchen ideas that would serve as a good source of inspiration for anyone thinking about redecorating. Enjoy!
Inspirational and modern kitchen visualizations by Russian interior designer, Happy Irena. Enjoy ;)
LG Hausys designed an ultra-modern kitchen made entirely from HI-MACS – natural acrylic stone.
Westwood Wedge steps back from the busy streets of Asheville, United States, to form a quiet house by Assembly Architecture & Build. The timber-clad volume tucks into the rear of the lot, where a generous porch and sunken living quarters open toward a neighboring field and the southern light. Inside, a warm palette of wood, plants, and low-slung furnishings turns everyday routines into an easy, slowed-down sequence of rooms.
Casa CR stands on the rugged edge of Lagoa, Portugal, where basalt rock meets Atlantic light. Conceived by SO Arquitetura & Design, the single-level house answers a couple’s late-life wish to start over with clarity and calm. The residence draws on the client’s aviation past and on the island’s tough terrain, translating both into a low, winglike volume that opens wide to garden, courtyard, and horizon.
Dollhouse Loft unfolds inside a former factory apartment in Toronto, Canada, where StudioAC reimagines a generous double-height volume for contemporary daily life. The project recasts an existing loft in Leslieville as a series of measured thresholds, using a social platform, mezzanine bath pod, and integrated shelving to organize movement, light, and quiet work zones within the industrial shell.
Villa Ivy and Elisa stand in the village of Seseh in Bali, Indonesia, where Riccardo Rubelli draws the house deep into its tropical setting. Two villas share a calm dialogue between masonry, timber, and planted courts, their rooftop terraces tuned to breezes from the nearby beach. Inside, modern volumes and Balinese materials meet in a measured way that keeps the daily rhythm relaxed and quietly precise.
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