Vermland launches modular oak kitchens handcrafted in Denmark
Copenhagen-based interior design studio Vermland, founded by cabinetmakers Joakim Tolf Vulpius and Anton Bak, has introduced a line of modular kitchens handmade in Denmark. The units feature oak surfaces with a timeless appearance, available in natural oiled, fumed, or painted finishes. Designed for both residential and commercial interiors, the system includes wall-mounted tall or low cupboards and freestanding island units, each with open or closed shelves and raised on metal feet. The kitchens are built with solid wood frames and delivered flat-packed worldwide. Vermland emphasizes durability and adaptability, stating that each piece is crafted to balance quality, functionality, and longevity so spaces can evolve over time.
Key facts
- Vermland is an interior design studio based in Copenhagen.
- The studio was founded by cabinetmakers Joakim Tolf Vulpius and Anton Bak.
- The modular kitchens are handmade in Denmark.
- Oak surfaces are available in natural oiled, fumed, or painted finishes.
- Kitchen units include wall-mounted tall or low cupboards and freestanding islands.
- Units have open or closed shelves and are raised on metal feet.
- The kitchens are built with solid wood frames and delivered flat-packed worldwide.
- Vermland aims for kitchens that are long-lasting in durability and style.
Entities
Artists
- Joakim Tolf Vulpius
- Anton Bak
Institutions
- Vermland
- Dezeen Showroom
- Dezeen
Locations
- Copenhagen
- Denmark
Sources
- Dezeen —