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Details that set the style in a retro kitchen | Beslag Design
What is retro? Retro is French rétro, from rétrospectif, looking back, ultimately from Latin, and aims to be inspired by or interested in the trends, fashions or technology of a previous era. Swedish kitchens from the 30s to the 60s have actually looked quite similar. Pastel colors, smooth doors, visible hinges, snap handles, the row of glass switches for spices under the kitchen cabinets and shack checkered floor. Leaning cupboards in wood and smooth sliding doors with snap handles.
Synonyms for retro: retrospective, retrospective, re-creation and retrospective.
At beslagdesign.com, you will find the details that set the style in a Retro kitchen. Feel free to browse the catalog where we have gathered handles and knobs that have been typical of different eras. Some have been given a slightly more modern cut, but most have retained their original charm.
Are you looking for details that increase the retro charm? Let yourself be inspired by our customers and follow along to the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s.
Cupboard Bolt 5181U Ticka Pastel colors, smooth doors, visible hinges and the row of glass exchanges for spices under the kitchen cabinets - typical details for a retro kitchen. The Ticka cabinet rule, also called "trunk handle", increases the retro charm.
Knob 5320 Dream kitchen with a unique character and classic details from Himle Kök. A beautiful, site-built kitchen where knob 5320 is the finishing touch.
Handle 5182 Kitchen in 50's style from Järfälla Kitchen with fittings in stainless steel, smooth kitchen doors and period square tiles. The fittings used in this kitchen are the cabinet rule Ticka and Handle 5182.
With great enthusiasm, we introduce the latest addition to our family of kitchen rails – Aveny in untreated oak. This new design opens up a world of possibilities to customize the kitchen rail exactly to your preferences, creating a cohesive look that blends seamlessly with your kitchen design. The Aveny kitchen rail in untreated oak is more than just a functional storage solution – it's a detail that elevates the decor.
The news of spring have finally arrived, and we are proud to present a range that is both broad and inspiring. From elegant and discreet details and long practical handles, to more robust ones with an industrial, tough attitude – we have something for every taste and need.
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