What's cooking in Nolte's studio?

Speaking about the introduction of the Matrix 150, Hans Hagelmann, CEO, Nolte Kuchen said, “We have always reinvented ourselves when it comes to technology innovations and the convenience factor for our consumers. Matrix 150 refers to the technology we have introduced into our kitchens which applies to the height, width and depth thus reaching all three dimensions making kitchens more beautiful and well-defined. The unified alignment of the elements makes the kitchen harmonious, and there is more storage space, not just in the wall units but also in the pull out units.”

Nolte products available in India are its range of award-winning kitchens, completely co-ordinated bedrooms and walk-in wardrobes. These are displayed at the Nolte Home Studio, the chain of exclusive showrooms, designed in true European style and minimalism showcasing European style, elegance and technical excellence. 

Added Hagelmann, “The stylish Nolte kitchen range in India comes with innovative features that offer convenience, quality and style. The cabinets come with heavy-duty drawers perfect for Indian consumers who can store as many items as they wish, without fear. Dealing with extra deep, extra high and extra long storage spaces is just one aspect of what we have to offer to the Indian consumer on the inside. On the outside, we are about stylish aesthetic balance and design for convenience.”

Nolte kitchens offer a vast range, from real wood to high-gloss lacquer, with over 60 types of finishes and colours, and over 80 variant styles of kitchens, enabling a customer to find exactly what suits him/her best. Appliances are easily integrated or can even be concealed when free standing, making the final appeal of the kitchen neat and sophisticated.

Nolte Home Studio has five exclusive showrooms in India: Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad and the latest one in Delhi. Nolte has two fully-functional showrooms in Bangalore.

Nolte Home Studio offers a holistic approach to kitchen and bedroom solutions. A client can walk in, have a look at what’s on display, understand the possibilities, get a glimpse of what’s not on display, and then fix an appointment to meet one of the store’s designers. Designs are generated on a special 3-D software so that a customer can see the entire design from any angle, taking into account layout, spatial restrictions, windows, doors pillars and more. With German designers being brought in to help tackle tricky designs, architects and interior designers can expect to get the all the aid possible to ensure that their projects get the best attention in terms of options and details.