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Sculpture Club and Raw Luxury: these are the kitchen trends for 2025. Two styles in which sustainability and natural materials play an important role - but which are clearly different. Because where Sculpture Club stands for light and spaciousness, the Raw Luxury kitchen is tough and dark. Together with trend forecaster Monique van der Reijden, Dekker Zevenhuizen has extensively mapped out these trends and translated them into concrete products for the kitchen. Revolutionary are the lifelike prints in laminate, which in no time create a luxurious look in any kitchen.
In the Sculpture Club trend, the kitchen feels holistic and artistic, but never loses sight of optimal functionality. The open kitchen is increasingly spreading throughout the entire interior and the mix of materials is becoming more diverse - although there is clearly a base of naturals. The result is a soft, luxurious, sensual energy and atmosphere.
The foundation of the Raw Luxury kitchen is tough, natural and architectural. It creates a new kind of industrial, high-end feel in which reuse and sustainable materials play an important role, and the focus is on wood, concrete, stone and metal. Custom interior items, artisan accessories and high-tech equipment add depth to the raw vibe.
Which kitchen worktops and accessories fit the two trends, what do the natural prints look like and how can you combine the different materials beautifully? You can see that from November at the Dekker Trend Centre in Zevenhuizen (visit by appointment only).
Custom countertops from Dekker Zevenhuizen Many kitchens feature Dekker's products. Think of the kitchen worktop, sink and faucet. In addition, Dekker also supplies custom sinks and vanity units. Dekker Zevenhuizen is a real family business, and continuity is our main goal. Therefore, corporate social responsibility is a matter of course for us. We are not focused on [...]
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