More space for more individuality

Pronorm has the wind in its sails and the manufacturer from Vlotho proved this once again at the Küchenmeile. The company's own inspiration center was buzzing with activity and the reactions of the many kitchen professionals who attended were unanimous: "What possibilities are presented to us here!"

New Living, Pronorm's exhibition theme, was perfectly chosen. A challenging motto, Roger Klinkenberg, one of the managing directors of Pronorm since 2019, also knows: "New Living we dissect in different layers. You have kitchen, living room, dressing room and also utility room that we can see as one design entity. You also have the different interior styles that come and go, with now the Japandi style rapidly gaining popularity. With Pronorm we underline our power of innovation during the Küchenmeile by offering an answer to these recent developments in our own inspiration center. More than 220 different front variants as well as the possibility of cross-product line planning on one platform ensures an exceptionally wide range of design possibilities."

Tall cabinets, low cabinets, wall cabinets, sideboards, even free-standing home office setups. Pronorm further opens up the design possibilities with specific solutions that respond to the changing conditions in which we live and work. A constant in these innovative designs is a focus on quality and high-quality materials to give each space a unique character. Roger: "High-quality handles and elegant design elements set stylish accents. Here we present new closets that provide optimal storage space to stylishly present clothes, options that make a customized design of all living spaces at the highest level."

The interior style at the Küchenmeile was Japandi, the combination of Japanese and Scandinavian influences that together form an interior innovation full of aesthetics, style and personality. Pronorm was also the first to notice this trend and to immediately dedicate a display in its own inspiration center. "In this stylish environment, wooden handle strips in cashmere oak provide subtle accents. Expressive elements of the kitchen extend into the living area, where LED lighting elegantly highlights personal favorites and individual decorative elements. And the wine cooler, both functional and decorative, further enhances the space," says Roger.

"The modern kitchen is more than just a kitchen," Roger knows. "We gather there with friends and family to share life in all its facets. So the kitchen has to be ready to take on those different roles. That's why the central kitchen island is the meeting place in many kitchens, for cooking, baking or socializing and talking together. We have an example of such an island in line with current interior design trends in our inspiration center. Warm larch wood meets stylish fronts in concrete brown to form a functional kitchen with yet a strong inviting atmosphere. A harmonious design where precious and unforgettable moments are created."