‘While in previous years, there was still talk of “mix and match”, now modular design is also coming into play,’ says Klaus Monhoff, head of design and decor management at EGGER. Here, individual pieces of furniture or elements are given contrasting or monochrome colour tones to ensure harmonious transitions, yet are still open to changes and adjustments at any time. In recent years, the kitchen has also increasingly become a focal point of togetherness, opening itself up as an extension of the home’s living area. This makes it all the more important to design such transitional spaces consciously and, above all, functionally, from colour concepts to anti-fingerprint surfaces. 

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