Classic Cuisine

Such kitchens create an indescribable atmospherekindness, childhood, warmth and reliability, there is a feeling of confidence in the future, as in childhood, when no worries troubled us. Perhaps this is the secret of the popularity of classical cuisine.

Classics can not be outdated. In our rush century it's so nice to see a kitchen made in a romantic style - noble, luxurious, full of dignity, but very kind and cozy.

For classical cuisine, typical use istree or its imitation. The characteristics of the tree - its texture, color play a very important role in furniture. Classics are fascinating carvings of thread, mirror shine and rich wood texture. The most popular wood species from which kitchens are made are beech, cherry and oak. The special mood is created by kitchens made of pine, as the wood of this tree is light, and the kitchen turns out to be unusually warm, summer and cozy. There are even some romantic notes. This kitchen is suitable for cheerful, optimistic people. But the kitchen of pine can be not only light, wood with modern technology can be painted in any color: from white and ending with complex shades of lilac and turquoise. It all depends on your imagination and desire.

In tsarist times, for the manufacture of furnitureused oak, it was considered expensive and noble material. But he had a significant disadvantage - in time the tree darkens. Modern production uses both ordinary oak and moraine (dark). Another stained oak is used for making artificially aged furniture. It looks elegant and aristocratic, especially for fans of antiquity.

Many people like old people, and they are readybuy a new "old" furniture. The modern kitchen industry has a number of technological developments that allow achieving such an effect. Before the surface is coated, sharp corners are rubbed against the facades, imitating surface defects allegedly left by the beetle - a woodworm. Sometimes the surface of the facades is treated with a hard metal brush, scraping the softer fibers, the effect of years of wear is obtained. The tree is covered with stain, which fills artificial wood defects, highlighting them in a darker tone.

The facades of classical kitchens mostly gopaneled. The door with the panel is a wooden frame and a built-in linen sheet. This serves as an additional reinforcement for the sash, thereby protecting it from damage. Basically the panel is made of veneered chipboard. The surface of the paneling can be carved or even, depending on the wishes of the client.

Surfaces of facades happen glossy, matteor semi-matt (silky-matte). Glossy facades are covered with several layers of lacquer. For matte facades use a special matte lacquer. On such a surface, the natural structure of the wood is clearly visible and imperfect defects are discernible. Silky-matte facades - a compromise between glossy and matte finish. When the light falls from the side, the surface is slightly shiny, while all the advantages of a matte coating remain.

Direct frame simplifies the look of the kitchen, making it morestrict. Classical cuisine is mainly with a curly frame - the upper bar in the form of a curved line, the bottom one either repeats the top, or is made straight. The doors of cabinets can be decorated with plates of wood of other breeds, various reliefs, carvings.

It is important to pay attention to the fact thatThe classical style of the kitchen does not at all mean a standard approach in its layout. In spite of the fact that you decided to buy kitchen furniture of classical style, you can arrange it taking into account the latest trends, for example, in the form of an island with a bar counter.