Dining Storage with an Integrated Fridge

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. The open appliance doors reveal cooled storage and serving space within one fitted run. The upper cabinets continue across the wall, while a recessed shelf keeps glassware within reach of the counter.

The same grey cabinet language continues at the entrance and beside a bedroom window. 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 dark patterned entrance door provides a strong contrast to the otherwise restrained grey hallway cabinets.

This dining wall puts three services in one place: chilled food, wine and a sink-side counter. Before copying it, choose the exact appliances and check how their doors open when someone is using the counter. The recessed glassware shelf works because serving happens directly below it; the entrance and bedroom do not need that open display. Their simpler grey fronts let the dining cabinetry carry the more complex daily routine without changing the home's palette.

The dining wall’s fridge and wine-storage cabinetry uses 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies; grey fronts, recessed-shelf finishes and the serving counter are specified separately.