PETERSTORPSVÄGEN

This classic working kitchen is located at Ribersborg in Malmö in one of Eric Sigfrid Persson’s high-rise buildings overlooking the Malmö’s sound. Eric Sigfrid Persson was the developer behind Malmgården (1934-35), Ribershus (1937-38) and Friluftsstaden (1942-48). These neighborhoods are still perhaps Malmö’s most attractive residential areas in true “Funkis” (functional) tradition. Eric started as a carpenter and bricklayer’s apprentice and with supplementary courses in architecture and building construction, he later became a frequently hired developer by the City of Malmö. He was innovative, and the great modern currents in architecture around the world became the inspiration for his construction works. He invented the swivel perspective window and later went into furniture design. Color code of the kitchen is NCS S 2005-G70Y.

Here, extra high splash guard has been chosen. An attractive solution providing extra protection while working by the stove.
With a slightly thinner, stainless steel worktop, you get a slightly "kinder" work surface for example while baking.
With our small slightly more shallow (215 mm deep) wall cabinets, the kitchen will feel airy and you will have better access to your workspace.
With a free-hanging fan solution better air flow is achieved with carbon filters.
Our 600 mm wide drawers can easily accommodate your grandmother's carafe.
Our doors in the Original range are fitted with nickel-plated overlay hinges.
Our integrated dishwasher panels adhere to the kitchen's lines and aesthetics providing an holistic solution for your kitchen.
Cabinet drawers in 15 mm solid pine, treated with paraffin oil.