Qingdao Apartment Kitchen and Living Storage in 304 Stainless Steel

The open living and dining sequence is organized around a long view from the seating area toward the fitted wall and kitchen. A pale floor keeps the rooms visually continuous, while a large window brings daylight across the dining table and the pale cabinetry. The kitchen sits beyond a dark-framed opening, so the sink, cooking run and tall refrigerator remain readable without breaking the main room. Warm wood-toned niches and soft green panels provide the visual transition between the lounge and service spaces.

The kitchen uses a U-shaped working perimeter with a window over the sink, a stone worktop, dark wood upper fronts and pale lower drawers. Tall appliance housing frames a full-height refrigerator, while the adjacent run combines open shelf storage with an illuminated backsplash. In the living room, a long sage console sits below the television and pairs with pale overhead doors. Fadior's 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies sit behind these separately specified fronts, stone worktops and decorative panels.

Secondary storage is treated as part of the architecture. A full-height entry wardrobe is split by a narrow red display niche, while the living wall uses a recessed wood-lined bay for equipment and books. Open shelves keep small daily items visible beside closed doors, and the rounded corners on the kitchen island soften the circulation path around the dining table. The photographs show a home arranged for cooking, shared meals and relaxed evening viewing, with storage distributed across the connected rooms.

Fadior builds the cabinet bodies in 304 stainless steel, while the visible door fronts, wood-look and painted finishes, and stone worktops follow their own finish specifications.