Kitchen in Electric Blue and Natural Oak with blue wallpaper

Creative Ideas

One kitchen, three styles, so many ways to get creative

Let’s take the first opportunity for experimentation: the kitchen. Add to that the creativity of the architects at Insidy and our shared passion for creating inspiring interiors, then mix it all together. The result: the best, fresh spring looks. Starting with a totally blank slate, we've worked together to come up with three kitchen designs to let your imagination run wild. Our fronts come in shades that reflect several bold trends: a laid-back vibe in Electric blue, a fresh take on country spirit, and a timeless, earthy palette. Insidy and their selection of unique and well-placed decorative pieces will provide you with endless inspiration. Let’s go on this adventure together!

Holiday blue

That's the magic of our new Electric blue. For some, it will remind them of the hues of Majorelle, for others it will bring back memories of Greek getaways... But one thing's for sure, this shade brings a holiday feel to any room. While it has the power to bring instant life to a kitchen space, choosing a monochrome look is not necessarily for everyone. Combined with natural woods (here you can see our Oak finish), both its personality and subtle design potential are beautifully highlighted. This totally modern look feels like the sun, the sea, and everything in between.

Plum Living x Insidy collab produced at Plum Living Studio with our smooth Electric matt lacquer and natural Oak fronts, Liseret and Mini-Rond Chrome handles, Line Chrome mixer tap. Ankara round table by Matière Grise and Ferm Living wastebasket. Kanako wallpaper by Tiffany Bouelle for Mues Design, Manufacturistes wicker and concrete suspension, Lagado green "Tie and Dye" hand-blown glass, Athéna mug, Ceramics by Laura - ⓒ Plum Living

Time off work that you never ended up getting in the diary, a weekend you've been dreaming about but never got around to... We can relate, the next dip in the Mediterranean can seem a long, long way off. But what if our decor could feel like sunshine all year round? With Electric blue below, and Natural Oak on the top module with Chrome colour details, the base of your kitchen is set. Whether to you it looks like flowing waves or birds in the sky, the wallpaper chosen by Insidy creates a bold, wistful touch. The wicker and concrete suspension adds harmony to the space and reflects the wood furniture. And the finishing touch from the design studio? Hand-blown glasses and stoneware cups in an intense matt blue. All in all, so eye-catching, we are dreaming of the sea!

Plum Living x Insidy collab produced at Plum Living Studio with our smooth Electric matt lacquer and natural Oak fronts, Liseret and Mini-Rond Chrome handles, Line Chrome mixer tap. Kanako wallpaper by Tiffany Bouelle for Mues Design, Manufacturistes wicker and concrete suspension, Lagado green "Tie and Dye" hand-blown glass, Athena mug, Ceramics by Laura - ⓒ Plum Living

Contemporary countryside

Plum Living x Insidy collab created at Plum Living Studio with our smooth Green 06 - Olive matt lacquer fronts and natural Oak cane fronts, Brass Bulle handles and Brass Loop mixer tap. Charlotte Cosin Paris lamp, Ama.60 Zuri hanging lamp, Tresses stoneware vase by Anaïs Dezarnaud, Big Loop earthenware cups by Lola Mayeras, Vue de Naxos illustration by Bambina Atelier - ⓒ Plum Living

Country-style kitchen, yes! Furnishings from another era, no thank you. The secret to bringing this traditional concept to the present day? Balance. Take a look here: dressed in our Olive khaki green, the base units add some charm with a touch of countryside flair. The wall unit is made up of Natural Oak finishing panels and a cane front in the same material, adding a warm, authentic feeling to the space. This striking duo is enhanced by the glow of the brass taps and handles. This cosy decor will appeal to all members of the family no matter where your home is, in the town centre, or out in the fields.

Contemporary countryside

Plum Living x Insidy collab produced at Plum Living Studio with our smooth Green 06 - Olive matt lacquer fronts and Natural Oak cane fronts, Brass Bulle handles and Loop Brass mixer tap. Charlotte Cosin Paris lamp, Ama.60 Zuri hanging lamp, Tresses stoneware vase by Anaïs Dezarnaud, Big Loop earthenware cups by Lola Mayeras, Vue de Naxos illustration by Bambina Atelier - ⓒ Plum Living

Khaki and rough wood: on paper, you'd maybe think the story was a bit too predictable. Enter: Plum Living and Insidy… While the mix of colours and materials shapes the structure of this kitchen, the accessories chosen by Insidy really bring life to the space. Let's start with the touches of black. From the suspended lights to the table lamp, the choice of light fittings add graphic lines that feel ultra-contemporary. This playful, geometric approach is echoed in the marshmallow pink of the mugs and the landscape illustration on the worktop. A handmade vase, a few flowers, and a cake in the oven. Perfection!

Kitchen with fronts in Stone and Natural Oak.

Plum Living x Insidy collab produced at Plum Living Studio with our smooth Stone matt lacquer fronts and U-Shape fronts in Natural Oak, Loop Brass mixer tap. Copla hanging lamp by Schneid Studio, "Bulles" champagne glasses by Jore Copenhagen, Zig Zag coffee cups by Maison Paseonia - ⓒ Plum Living

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our third and final scene. All it takes is a few hours and two or three changes of fronts to transform your kitchen. Isn't that wonderful? Here, we wanted soft, natural colours. So there was no need to go searching for hours on end. Our Natural Oak and Stone matt lacquer fronts are perfect for the job. Look no further than this combination of materials and colours to create elegant, timeless décors. With no added handles or extra details, our U-Shape design reinforces this pure, timeless look. Less is truly more.

Who said a minimalist outline couldn't use a little imagination? Not us, and not Insidy. Using neutral tones allow you to have fun with vintage-inspired finds, interestingly-shaped tableware, sculptural lamps and bold illustrations. The trick to bringing all these objects together and keeping the space balanced? Use pure, organic materials such as wood and ceramics, and keep to a common thread of colour: in this case, shades of walnut, nude and coral. This is art in its prime, and a kitchen unlike any other.

Plum Living x Insidy collab created at Plum Living Studio with our smooth Stone matt lacquer fronts and U-Shape fronts in Natural Oak, Loop brass mixer tap. Ankara round table by Matière Grise, Bloomingville chair ℅ La Redoute. Copla suspension lamp by Schneid Studio, "C'est si bon" limited edition risograph by Mathilde Polidori, "Bulles" champagne glasses by Jore Copenhagen, Zig Zag coffee cups by Maison Paseonia - ⓒ Plum Living

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