Neuvermoebelt's Tiny Kitchen Green Line leads Dezeen Showroom's new products
Austrian design brand Neuvermoebelt has launched the Tiny Kitchen Green Line, a modular kitchen system made from bamboo, linoleum, and stainless steel. The system features curved end units and is designed for both large and small kitchens. It was featured on Dezeen Showroom alongside six other new products, including Tarkett's Lino Style linoleum flooring made from 94% natural materials, the Tipo-Z basin by Roberto Palomba for Ideal Standard inspired by 1950s sinks, Metamorphoses wall coverings by Oliver Laric and Ceramiche Refin with three-dimensional pinstripes, Philippe Malouin's Smart Shelf for Very Simple Kitchen combining air extraction, lighting, and storage with tactile knobs, Inglis Hall's Larder cupboard originally designed as tool storage, and PoliLam's Nature's Capsule surface collection replicating 12 global wood species.
Key facts
- Tiny Kitchen Green Line by Neuvermoebelt is a modular kitchen system made from bamboo, linoleum, and stainless steel.
- The system includes tall, base, and curved end units.
- Tarkett's Lino Style linoleum flooring is made from 94% natural materials with marble and travertine patterns.
- Tipo-Z basin by Roberto Palomba for Ideal Standard has a tapered silhouette in black or white.
- Metamorphoses wall coverings by Oliver Laric and Ceramiche Refin feature three-dimensional pinstripes that shift with viewing angle.
- Smart Shelf by Philippe Malouin for Very Simple Kitchen combines air extraction, lighting, and storage with tactile knobs.
- Inglis Hall's Larder cupboard is over two meters tall and originally conceived as tool storage.
- PoliLam's Nature's Capsule collection includes laminates replicating 12 global wood species.
Entities
Artists
- Roberto Palomba
- Oliver Laric
- Philippe Malouin
- Manuela Freigang
- Christian Bachmann
Institutions
- Dezeen Showroom
- Neuvermoebelt
- Tarkett
- Ideal Standard
- Ceramiche Refin
- Very Simple Kitchen
- Inglis Hall
- PoliLam
- Dezeen
Locations
- Austria