Steal This Look: A Yellow-Accented Kitchen in Copenhagen – Home of Materials | Building Materials & Renovation Inspiration

This week we’re revisiting some of our favorite all-time summer stories, like this one:

Here’s a dose of sunshine, courtesy of Danish kitchen designers Reform. Outfitted in oak veneer, stainless steel, and a gradient of yellow to ochre tile, the minimalist look is one to co-opt. Here, we profile the essential items to recreate it, color and all.

Above: The Basis collection of kitchen cabinets is marked with a circular cut out pull. Photography by Rasmus Dengso Studio, courtesy of Reform.

Above: Stainless steel accents the warmth of the oak cabinet fronts. Photography by Rasmus Dengso Studio, courtesy of Reform.

Above: A simple kitchen sink and vintage-feeling pendant light. Photography by Rasmus Dengso Studio, courtesy of Reform.

Materials

Above: For a similar neutral paint color as seen on the walls, the Lighthouse paint color is available from File Under Pop.

Above: The File Under Pop Mellow Yellow Tile is the lightest shade of tile seen in the kitchen.
Above: The deep ochre-colored tile called Submarine is available through File Under Pop.
Above: The glazed Moss tile is from File Under Pop.
Above: The kitchen cabinets are done by Reform; their Basis Natural Oak Veneer is one of a few styles at Reform.
Above: The countertops are the Longitude Brushed Stainless Steel.,

Fixtures

Above: The faucet is the Merkur Kitchen Mixer in Chrome from Damixa.

Above: On the wall is the Frama Rivet Typecase in aluminum for $930.

Lighting & Furniture

Above: Hanging above the kitchen sink is the Verpan Hive Pendant in Yellow; starting at $1,781.55 at Lightology.

Above: The chair in yellow is the Fredrik Paulsen Demountable Chair made of beech and plywood.

Accessories

Above: The Falcon Enamelware Three-Pint Jug in Mustard Yellow is $53.
Above: The Workaday Handmade Tall Mug Blue is $44 at Workaday.
Above: The Bistrot Citrine Kitchen Towel is $40 at March.