Dining Storage Wall with an Integrated Fridge and Wine Cabinet

The dining-side wall is the clearest functional feature in this flat. Grey floor-to-ceiling cabinets frame a refrigerator, a wine cabinet and a short counter with a sink. With the appliance doors open, the photographs show how cooled storage and serving space have been placed within one fitted run. The upper cabinets continue across the wall, while a recessed shelf keeps glassware within reach of the counter.

Two other photographs from the same project folder add context without turning the dining wall into an unsupported tour of every room. At the entrance, closed grey storage occupies one end of a wide hall beside a dark patterned door. Elsewhere, a plain grey wardrobe runs toward a full-height window. The repeated restrained fronts show how a similar cabinet language can serve arrival, clothing storage and dining, even though their internal layouts differ.

The useful planning question is where to keep appliances visible and where to conceal everyday objects behind continuous doors. Here the dining wall exposes cooled storage only when opened, while the hall and wardrobe photographs show calm closed fronts. The archive does not provide a measured floor plan, cabinet schedule or proof that every room of the large flat was supplied. These four images document selected fitted installations in one project folder, not a complete inventory of the home.