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The black handleless fronts with the natural walnut divider and cupboards creates a warm contrast. Storage abounds in this kitchen.
Shown here with the Wave 2055 an industrial mounted frame which houses the extractor and acts as a statement piece with sizes up to 300cm in length. The frame can be in stainless steel, black or in a customer specific colour in matt or gloss finishes. This is a product which is more than an extractor. It epitomises the industrial trend and gives you the ability to add a distinctive element to your kitchen design.
The perfect kitchen for social gatherings where everyone can get involved in the preparation.
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.
