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The matt surface is soft to the touch and easy to maintain, thanks to it’s anti-fingerprint properties.
nx150 with nx870 is a stunning top of the line range from next125. Wood at the top, concrete at the bottom, and striking contrasts in between. The standout feature is the ultramarine blue island, which appears to float thanks to its extended fronts and hidden plinth. This light, airy design carries over to the adjoining table, elegantly supported by a sleek foot.
Systemo worktops are finished with a luxurious dark ceramic marble decor. next125 never forgets the practical details. The island includes a practical storage rack with two shelves for stylish inserts, power outlets, and herb pots, providing easy access to seasonings and utensils.
Wall-mounted glass display units add a touch of sophistication to the room, completing the look. Floor to ceiling units in oynx black and elegant glass display units add a touch of sophistication and mean that you’ll never be short on storage. Optional mood lighting gently illuminates your favourite items.
Whether you’re dining solo or entertaining guests, enjoying breakfast or dinner, coffee or wine, the new adjoining table makes the kitchen island a unique haven. Available in different heights with a variety of feet and tabletops, it suits any style.
The Built-In Wine Cooler is especially designed for those who appreciate fine wine and is elegantly framed to enhance your kitchen.
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.
