modern purism

poggenpohl Modern purism by Poggenpohl follows the tradition of Le Corbusier and the Bauhaus movement and applies it to design and functionality in modern kitchens. Quality and quantity. Poggenpohl offers a range with a depth that can only be expected from a leading brand. The aim is not to produce more of everything but to […]

BY jesse

July 6th, 2009

poggenpohl

Modern purism by Poggenpohl follows the tradition of Le Corbusier and the Bauhaus movement and applies it to design and functionality in modern kitchens.

Quality and quantity. Poggenpohl offers a range with a depth that can only be expected from a leading brand. The aim is not to produce more of everything but to make the best of everything. In all-embracing design concepts and meaningful details. In surfaces you see every day and in working parts that you never see.

A pleasure to behold and touch with their unusually fine texture, the silky fronts are not only a delight to look at but also to touch. A selected palette of colours permits unconventional planning solutions.

genuine german quality available from www.poggenpohl.de

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poggenpohl 10/77 the strand   parnell   auckland   nz +64 9 3071577
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