Reform CPH
BASIS Kitchen Collection
From $5,000
Reform's best-selling collection inspired by 1960s Scandinavian architect kitchens, featuring iconic carpenter-milled round handles and available in oak, linoleum, or painted finishes.
Reform CPH
SURFACE Kitchen by Norm Architects
From $7,000
A stripped-to-essence design in sawn-cut oak veneer with push-to-open doors, featuring materials that develop beautiful patina over time.
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STRAP Kitchen by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group)
From $6,000
Hyper-modern kitchen design featuring handles made from black woven nylon seatbelt fabric, bringing automotive innovation into the kitchen.
Reform CPH
FRAME Kitchen by Note Design Studio
From $6,500
Contemporary and playful design merging classic Scandinavian aesthetics with geometric triangular profiles, available with brass or stainless steel handles.
Reform CPH
DEGREE Kitchen by Cecilie Manz
From $6,000
Subtle graphic details with a distinctive 45-degree angled handle milled into the corner of each front, balancing functionality with modern elegance.
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