The Scandinavian touch
The Scandinavian interior trend is more popular than ever: light colours, natural materials, and a minimalist design. The Pure Basic translates this style into a timeless design that radiates calm and space. With subtle details and modern finishes, you create a kitchen that perfectly aligns with the latest interior trends.
The Scandinavian interior style
The white fronts are finished in silk gloss lacquer in the colour ice. The handle trims in stainless steel.
Which Scandinavian style suits you?
- Minimalist Scandinavian – Clean lines, neutral tones, and a calm interior
- Modern Scandinavian – Warm wood accents, soft contrasts, and subtle details
- Scandi-Boho – Natural textures, playful details, and a relaxed look
In this kitchen:
- White matt lacquered fronts
- Handleless design with horizontal handle trims
- Handle trims in the same lacquer colour as the fronts
Why not try this?
You can save money by having the kitchen and worktop made of melamine. The handle trims can also be lacquered in white or any other colour to your taste.
The kitchens on this website and in our brochure are examples for inspiration. You can adjust the layout, model, colour, and handles (or opt for a handleless design). There are many more possibilities!
Would you like to know more? Visit a Keller dealer. They will be happy to help you design a kitchen in this style that suits your home and budget.
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To really give your kitchen a "personal touch", you can choose from 2,050 colors in matt, textured, silk gloss and high gloss lacquer.
Our handle trims are also available in 2,050 colours.
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Lacquer is more sensitive than melamine, be careful in order to avoid scratches and dents. Remove stains as quickly as possible. There are substances that can no longer be completely removed when not cleaned immediately. Use a mild household or kitchen cleaner and a soft cloth. After cleaning, always dry the kitchen elements with a soft cloth to prevent water from penetrating the seams which could lead to swelling.
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Remove stains as soon as possible. There are substances that can no longer be completely removed if they are not cleaned immediately. For cleaning, use a mild kitchen or all-purpose cleaner dissolved in water and a soft cloth (not microfiber).
It is wise to treat a wooden worktop at least twice a year with a mineral maintenance oil. Do not leave damp dishcloths or towels on a wooden worktop for too long. Avoid using strong alkaline cleaning agents (chlorine, bleach, sink unblocker).