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This new range from next125 unites design and architecture, a collaboration with renowned architect Francis Kéré that highlights next125’s commitment to sustainability, the environment and nature.
The precise kitchen island is made of bronze-coloured mirror glass with natural stone worktops and offset by deep onyx black veneered oak units. The bronze mirror finish adds sophistication with its reflective surface that transforms light. The minimalistic design belies its comprehensive functionality, accommodating a full suite of appliances and storage options. A new take on the breakfast bar with an elegant table that comfortably seats three.
A next125 kitchen isn’t mass-produced — it’s a personal statement, engineered with precision. Built on the 125mm grid system, true to the Bauhaus concept of modularity, every component fits together with a coherence and flexibility few other brands can match, letting you design a kitchen that’s genuinely your own.
That individuality runs through to the family behind the brand. next125 is a second-generation family business rooted in Herrieden, Franconia — deliberately removed from the big kitchen manufacturing centres — and that independence shows in products with real, original character. It’s why the brand partners with architects and artists like Ankon Mitra and Francis Kéré on sculptural, boundary-pushing installations rather than conventional showroom displays.
Craftsmanship is matched by material choice: finishes span lacquers, fine glass, and striking wood veneers, each engineered to perform as beautifully as it looks. Details matter just as much — from organiser systems built around daily workflows and ergonomics, to a considered lighting system that shapes the room’s atmosphere.
Ultimately, choosing next125 means choosing a kitchen designed with intent — puristic, clear, and timeless, tailored to the people who live and cook in it — rather than a catalogue product built for anyone.
