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.
House and Office in Hokusetsu places a family home and workplace along a tree-lined avenue in Osaka, Japan, under the direction of Fujiwaramuro Architects. The project stacks a concrete-tube living level above an aluminum-clad base with garage and office rooms, turning a height difference on the site into a clear split between domestic life and daily work. Inside, exposed concrete and filtered light shape a calm yet engaged urban setting.
Meadow House sits within the secluded Santa Lucia Preserve near Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA, United States, shaped by Mark English Architects. The house answers a multigenerational Korean-American family’s brief for a Californian home with a distinctly Korean heart, set against strict conservation rules and a powerful meadow landscape. What results is a low, Z-shaped residence where indoor-outdoor living, measured light, and layered privacy give daily life a deliberate rhythm.
Bao Lam Retreat stands in Lam Dong, Vietnam, as a house shaped for quiet retreat in the highlands, designed by 6717studio. Curving along the slope and opening to forests and distant peaks, the project turns a private dwelling into a place for emotional reset. Large glazing, red-toned walls, and open interiors frame the landscape while sustaining a close, daily dialogue with the region’s cool air and changing light.
GJ House anchors a double lot in Hudson, Argentina, as a clear study in minimalist residential architecture by Estudio GMARQ. Conceived as a modern family house, it balances privacy toward the street with a long, glazed relationship to the garden. Inside, concrete, white volumes and warm wood make everyday routines feel composed without losing ease.
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