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Keller Kitchens launches ‘Natural Weave’ design featuring new Ithaca range

Tactile design meets natural materials in contemporary kitchen concept

Keller Kitchens has introduced Natural Weave, a new kitchen design centred on texture, natural materials and crafted detailing. The concept also marks the launch of Ithaca, a matt wood-effect melamine range designed to offer the warmth of oak with long-term durability and easy maintenance.

Blending texture, tone and craftsmanship

Natural Weave combines woven-look cabinets with the new Ithaca finishes to create a subtle, organic aesthetic. Ithaca replicates the appearance and character of real oak and is available in six tones. One of these, Mokka Oak, is shown in the concept alongside Bronx Linen, a woven-look décor designed to add tactile depth.

A stone island with pronounced veining provides a visual focal point, while the tone‑on‑tone palette and layered materials create a calm and cohesive composition. Glass‑door cabinets with integrated LED lighting introduce a subtle highlight, adding depth and enhancing the overall material expression of the design.

Durability designed for everyday use

The Ithaca range is constructed from melamine with a matt wood-effect finish that is scratch‑resistant, colourfast and easy to maintain. This combination aims to provide the look of wood while meeting the practical demands of modern living.

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