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Toniton x Beslag Design in the architect-designed Grand Designs house

Kitchen Case

 / 2022-11-18

Toniton x Beslag Design in the architect-designed Grand Designs house

A fantastic house built in KL wood where Toniton, together with the architect Edd Rushton, has chosen the kitchen color Creme. ⁠Toniton has spent countless hours on research and testing to develop Toniton Colors. The result is six selected palettes that make it easier to match color and decor your home. And that's exactly what Edd has done in this kitchen – airy, patterned and bold while blending in with the rest of the room. Handle Thread Creme is a small but oh so important detail that blends nicely into the KL wood.


In autumn 2022, the architect Edd Rushton and his family moved into their newly built house just outside Stockholm. In the TV program Grand Designs Sweden, you got to follow their journey – from England, to a small summer cottage, to the fantastic minimalist house built in KL wood. Edd wanted a kitchen that blended in and together with Toniton they chose the kitchen color Creme. Creme is one of six palettes in Toniton Colors that match each other perfectly.

Handle Thread has a timeless and classic shape that blends nicely into the kitchen doors and creates a beautiful whole together with the terrazzo worktop and the kitchen faucet in the same color.



Kitchen: Toniton x Marbodal with worktop Terazzo Toniton Grey
Tap: Toniton x Tapwell - Arch Creme
Handle: Toniton x Beslag Design - Thread Creme

Photographer: @ragnaromarsson
Architect: @rushtonarkitektur
Project: @villalundberg

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