The evolution of Japandi
In a time when calm and balance are becoming ever more important, this trend brings a sense of ease into the home.
Soft, rounded forms and natural lines give furniture and layouts a flowing quality, as if everything naturally falls into place. The colours are drawn directly from nature: clay, sea salt, sesame, sand and riverstone create an earthy foundation.
Trend colour: Riverstone
Riverstone is a refined, calm melamine with a beige stone look. It pairs beautifully with earthy colours such as clay, sea salt, sesame and sand.
Kitchen innovations
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Bronx in Riverstone
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Cabinets stacked to a height of 2470 mm
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Cabinet interiors in Sesame
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New veneer (Natural Oak stain)
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Handle 771
How do you create this style with the Keller range?
You can create the Organic Serenity style by choosing soft, natural shades from the Keller colour programme, such as Clay, Sea Salt, Sesame, Sand and Riverstone. Combine these with wood-effect fronts like Natural Oak or Silver Oak for a warm, calm look. Opt for matt finishes, natural stone–look worktops and subtle rounded forms in the styling. Add lighting and open shelving to let the space breathe. This way, you bring a sense of calm, balance and connection with nature into the kitchen.
This is another way to do it
By choosing a melamine front and a laminate worktop instead of composite, the overall price becomes more approachable.
The kitchen designs shown on this website and in our kitchen brochure are intended as inspiration. Each kitchen can be adapted to your wishes in terms of layout, model, colour, handle (rail) or handleless design, along with many other options. Would you like to know more about the possibilities? Visit one of our Keller dealers. They will be happy to create a design in this style that suits your home and budget.
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Prefer a different colour? You can choose from nine stain colours or 2,050 lacquer colours in matt, silk gloss or textured finishes
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Remove stains as quickly as possible. Some substances cannot no longer be fully removed if they are not cleaned immediately. For cleaning, use a mild kitchen or all-purpose cleaner diluted in water and a soft, lint-free cloth or a soft brush. Wipe in the direction of the wood grain to remove dirt from the pores. After cleaning, dry the doors straight away with a soft cloth to prevent water from penetrating the joints, which could cause swelling.