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These Makers deal with attitude, form, materials, colour and space around objects in their own way. True visionaries who stand for dynamism, creativity and innovation. next125's new creative maker is Burkinan-German architect Diébédo Francis Kéré. Francis Kéré Born in Burkina Faso in 1965, he came to Germany on a bursary. Here, he began a degree in architecture after completing an apprenticeship as a joiner. During his degree, he completed his first commission: a primary school in his home village. Kéré was presented with the renowned Aga Khan Award for his work. He designed the Opera Village in Africa for director Christoph Schlingensief, has worked for constructors all over the world, accepted a professorship at the Technical University of Munich in 2017 and later a visiting professorship at Yale. The 59 year old is currently one of the most in-demand building designers worldwide. Together, next125 and Francis Kéré present "The Fireplace". "The Fireplace" The iconic result of an outstanding cooperation, "The Fireplace" stands for a place of companionship which creates an emotional link to nature and the elements. Similar to the traditional fireplaces in Kéré’s homeland of Burkina Faso, next125 kitchens can be seen as meeting places full of warmth and conviviality where friends and family come together, cook together, exchange views and share emotions. ‘The Fireplace’ is inspiration in the form of a room, where the metaphorical spark can fly freely. Wood, which fuels fire and is a core material in the manufacturing of next125 kitchens, is a highly significant feature here.
Add to bookmarks next125 next125 Frame Design meets function. Flexible storage, optimal ergonomics and beautiful lighting: In the kitchen, whatever doesn’t fit in the cabinet is hung on the wall.
Add to bookmarks next125 nx510 matt velvet A unique colour composition that highlights the different areas of the kitchen: the nx510 in indian red, cobalt green and olive yellow is the ultimate eyecatcher.
Add to bookmarks next125 nx510 + nx640 Anything but an ordinary kitchen: The nx510 Matt velvet lacquer front in Sahara beige in combination with the nx640 Wood front veneer in Elegant okay pearl grey
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Add to bookmarks next125 Pocketsystem Integrating the kitchen into the living space is very contemporary. The Pocketsystem, a cupboard with slide-in doors that conceals an entire kitchen unit, offers a solution for this.