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METOD Base cabinet for built-in oven/sink, white, 60x60x80 cm
40€
Article no 702.135.69
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METOD kitchen system gives you the freedom to design your dream kitchen inside and out. This cabinet allows you to integrate your favourite sink/oven – and is built to endure being at the centre of action.
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A kitchen that took us around the world
Whatever your dream kitchen is, it’s probably different from many other people’s dreams. This we learned when researching kitchen desires around the globe. Our conclusion for the METOD kitchen system: it should make it possible to design the best kitchen for you – whatever your preferences and living situation.
Our ambition is to help as many as possible to have a kitchen they'd love to be in. We started sketching. “When we created METOD, it was our biggest ever kitchen change, so it's fair to say we were very keen to get it right,” says technician Klas-Ola Nilsson.
Research from around the world
So, what would people’s dream kitchen be like? We surveyed thousands of people, visited hundreds of homes and worked with food industry professionals. “We found if there's one thing in common with kitchens around the world it's that they're different.” Klas-Ola says. “For as many people who dream of an open space kitchen, there are people with a small space, or a space that cannot be changed that much.”
From research to result
One element became blindingly important. “We realized we needed a kitchen system that could adapt to different sized spaces in a way that hadn't been done before,” Klas-Ola says. “So, we developed cabinets that could fit almost anywhere.” Different sizes can be mixed to best fit the room and they'll still fit together – without odd ends. The clever inside can be personalized to support your kitchen needs and activities, too.
Ready for the future
An adaptable kitchen fits better with how you like to cook, both now and in the future. Whether you start craving a more professional kitchen, or just want to start using it for more activities, we would love METOD to help out. “There's nothing to say that METOD is set and fixed now,” Klas-Ola says. “People’s ideas on what a dream kitchen should do is always evolving. To meet future needs, METOD will evolve, too.”
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Do you like METOD?
If you want a customisable kitchen that uses your space optimally and has a wide selection of frames in different sizes and fronts in many sty¬les, as well as interior organisers for perfect organisation on the inside, the METOD kitchen system is your choice, as it has precisely the functions and look you desire.Ideas and inspiration
A kitchen as a hub of activity
In the 8th episode of "Home idea with IKEA" it is all about a kitchen that is so much more than just a kitchen. In this centre of group apartments and workshop premises, kitchen is a place for eating and for cooking and also for celebrating together, socialising and at times learning new skills together. The one who invited IKEA team was Olga, who works with teaching the principles of healthy eating to the inhabitants.
An open plan kitchen for coffee lovers
Elegant wooden fronts grab your eye; an inviting kitchen island calls you closer, and a freshly-brewed espresso seals the deal. Good company and really good coffee are at the heart of this kitchen’s rich and delicious design, with a mix of open and closed storage for a balance of both sleek and personal.
The heart and soul of every home
This episode of "Home idea with IKEA" takes us to a home of a dancer Beāte who is just as passionate about interior as she is about dance. She says that interior is like a choreography - an interior well executed likens a harmonious dance. The apartment, inherited from her grandmother, has been designed with much care and love, allowing Beāte's love for all things retro to show. However, the kitchen has proved the hardest part, still sporting some 90's charm but without the functionality and comfort that the heart of each home deserves. IKEA interior designer Valērija will need all of her skill to transform this kitchen into a modern haven with a homey retro charm.
This traditional kitchen is full of countryside charm
The appeal of life beyond the city is the slowness. The simplicity. The proximity to nature. Here's an open plan kitchen and dining area that brings the best of the countryside to life, with traditional details and a large farmhouse-style table, plus charming nooks for playing, growing and reading.
The power of nature: an orangery and a kitchen in one
What is the most unusual room IKEA interior designers have worked with in "Home idea with IKEA"? From bedrooms to studios, to a tree house: every project has had its own challenges. Still, there has never been a room as unusual as this one. It is a kitchen and an orangery in one and an activity hub for the whole family. IKEA interior designer Katrīne will need all of her skill to make change happen in this space: a room where plant-lover Margita lets her passion free rein.
Modern kitchen for a big family
Kitchen is the heart of most every home and it plays a huge role in the everyday life of a family. It is crucial to plan it in a way that it is functional for big and small and also aesthetically pleasing. "Home idea with IKEA" is visiting a mother of four planning a surprise makeover for her husband in their kitchen and IKEA Interior Designer Alla shares best tips & tricks in kitchen planning.
"Home idea with IKEA": a tiny kitchen for a kindergarden
"Home idea with IKEA" works on makeovers in homes and businesses alike. The miniature kindergarden in Smārde, run by Anete and Elīna, is also a small business that has become a second home for both of them: they call the children of the kindergarden their second family. They have applied for a makeover in their, which is not comfortable and functional enough for the daily needs of the kindergarden. It would be easy to plan a kitchen in a large space, but this time everything has to be thought out centimetre by centimetre, because there are many needs but very little space.
