At the Architekturwerkstatt in Löhne, Dekker Zevenhuizen presented the latest kitchen trends and material innovations for 2026. Leo van der Velde explained the main themes, including Wild Essence and Industrial Force.
© Leo van der Velde | Dekker Zevenhuizen
Wild Essence stands for a luxurious, warm look with natural materials. Think rich woods such as walnut, combined with natural stone optics and copper accents. A striking element is the TopZero sink: a minimalist sink that seamlessly connects to the worktop.
The trend Industrial Force is all about contrasts and a futuristic look. Layered shapes and materials with a tangible structure play a central role. Among others, Dekker showed the ceramic Breccia di Oro, which creates a special depth thanks to its 3D effect.
Round shapes and refined details also received attention, such as the Evora Qstone Mizu Wave worktop in sand and beige tones. Furthermore, PITT cooking was presented: a minimalist cooking solution with physical controls.
In terms of materials, Dekker introduced several sustainable innovations, including Sustonable Stone (made of recycled PET, glass and stone), Cosmolite (from stone waste), Obsidiana (from recycled glass) and GreenGridz (pressed from finely ground waste wood).
Finally, the Netherlands-developed Selsiuz boiler was shown, a titanium boiling water boiler with matching elegant tap. In doing so, Dekker highlights its combination of design, functionality and sustainability.
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