Architect Paul Badran's latest own creation filled with simplicity, precision, and finesse with Sensa by Cosentino

With an incredible attention to detail, Badran has since creating Kitchens by Paul created a series of exclusive kitchens that take interior design to a whole new level. During his years as an architect and kitchen designer in his own company Kitchens by Paul, Paul has developed a clear style where design meets function in a visual mix of Japanese, Italian and Scandinavian aesthetics. What sets Paul Badran's kitchen design apart from many others is his feeling and ability to create unique and exclusive kitchens that really stand out in the market.

Paul is now known for his creativity and unrivalled expertise in kitchen design and his unique spaces have attracted the attention of both customers and the industry. With Cosentino's premium materials Dekton, Silestone and Sensa at the forefront, Badran has over the years created kitchen environments that are not only beautiful to look at but also work perfectly for everyday use. Every detail is carefully selected, and every surface is carefully polished to give a feeling of luxury and exclusivity.

For Paul, it is important to maintain the balance between function, user-friendliness and design - this includes specific functions and features in his kitchen. This long, narrow kitchen is designed as a piece of furniture and says in  the article at Sköna Hem "I think of the kitchen as a piece of furniture rather than a kitchen. For me, the kitchen should be part of the interior rather than an independent room with features. Therefore, all the kitchens I create are original in their individual ways. My rule of thumb is that there should be something unique in every kitchen, like the rounded corners I have in my own kitchen."

Cosentino Scandinavia proudly presents kitchen designer Paul Badran's latest creation, which opens the door to a world of luxury and passion. When he wanted to create a kitchen for his own home, we understood that it would be unique. When Paul Badran and his partner moved to the apartment in Nacka, it already had a white standard kitchen. Paul, who is more of a kitchen architect, therefore created a luxurious dream kitchen in line with the architecture and interior design of the residence with Cosentino's materials as one of the main features. In an article for Sweden’s biggest interior publication Sköna Hem,  Paul says "My kitchen is inspired by Japanese interior design philosophy, a fusion of minimalism, neutral colors such as brown, black, white and gray, and natural materials such as stone, wood and glass. It's a combination of simplicity, precision and finesse."

The combination of walnut, glass and quartzite Sensa by Cosentino becomes a unique and very beautiful material. An example of function that meets design, in Paul's kitchen, are the drawer dividers made of quartzite that are found in all drawers. Sensa Vancouver,  the countertop and drawer cladding in natural stone quartzite, has high-tech protection against stains. This feature makes the kitchen both beautiful and practical for cooking and everyday use. All the front fronts are also made of the quartzite from Sensa By Cosentino, and since they were considerably heavier than ordinary fronts, Paul put extra thought into the suspension as a detail. Paul says that his kitchen consists of his favorite components such as the stone countertop, the glass cabinets and wooden slats that work together with the rest of the décor at the family's home. The spacious sink is made of the same material as the countertop and drawer fronts- Sensa Vancouver.

We at Cosentino are incredibly proud of the design Paul Badran makes with our materials. His passion and skill shine through in every kitchen design. The kitchens are truly outstanding and give every customer and home a sense of exclusivity and elegance.

Even the bathroom at Paul's has the same fantastic design solution and the material - Sensa Vancouver thus becomes like a consistent material. Experience Paul's creations in his now 3 kitchen design studios in Stockholm and via Kitchen By Paul on Instagram. The latest that he launched is a new kitchen line called Miathéo Kitchen.