The kitchen, with a long and narrow shape, was meticulously planned out to avoid the “tunnel effect”. Thus, the units are laid out in parallel, and to make the whole look lighter, a set of tall units are found on the side that is less visible from the access area. In front of it is the work area, which comes with a sink unit, two hob units and an integrated dishwasher, washer and dryer. In this area, the tall units provide additional storage space and house the canopy hood. As a finishing touch, Natalia made use of some free space at the back to add an eat-in area—perfect for getting together and enjoying a meal.