The beauty of high-performance, ultra-versatile HIMACS is the freedom to create unique touches and special details for a truly distinctive kitchen design. Renowned for adding both aesthetic and functional value to residential projects – from worksurfaces with integrated sinks and splashbacks to striking decorative effects – HIMACS is also a wise investment in lasting quality.
The possibilities for achieving a particular vision with this premium solid surface are almost limitless. Special solutions range from bespoke cutlery drawers to towel rails that seamlessly extend from the worksurface and from pop-up condiment servers to corner shelving. Eye-catching customisation potential includes flowing curves, special draining grooves, backlighting effects, and decoratively fluted cabinet fronts that complement the worktops.
This inspiring creative flexibility can ensure a sleek and cohesive elegance, while also adding handy practical features that are tailored to the requirements of each scheme. Being completely homogenous and non-porous, HIMACS is not only malleable enough to create such impressive designs, it’s also the hygienic option for the kitchen because its seamless, non-porous surface means dirt or germs can’t accumulate. This quality also results in surfaces that are stain resistant and easy to clean.
HIMACS also offers an extensive colour palette, with something for every taste and scheme. Several key colours now also come with SCS certification for recycled content, adding to the sustainability of a material that’s built to last, and which can even be repaired if necessary. For further peace of mind, HIMACS is silica-free, emits no VOCs and comes with a 15-year warranty when installed by the highly skilled fabricators in the Quality Club.
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1. Backlit island unit in the Emerald Kitchen made from HIMACS in a private home in Lake Constance, Germany. Design by Stephanie Thatenhorst, HIMACS in Emerald from the Lucent collection, supplied by Klöpferholz GmbH & Co. KG, fabricated by Werkkollektiv GmbH, photography by Markus Burkhardt
2. Curved peninsula unit in the M2M kitchen in France designed by www.made-to-measure.fr, with worktops and grooved cabinet fronts in HIMACS Aurora Angora, supplied by www.aska-interior.com, fabricated by vincentbergogne.com, photography by HAIO Studio Emeline HAMON
3. Unique corner shelving in the Copper Kitchen by www.opstals-interieurmakers.nl, made from HIMACS in Alpine White which is now SCS certified for 8% recycled content, supplied by Baars & Bloemhoff and fabricated by Cora Techniek/Opstals Interieurmakers photography by www.woutervandersar.nl
4. 3D curves on a boat-style island unit with USB port in the Envol kitchen, by Charlotte Raynaud Hegenbart, thermoformed from HIMACS Peanut Butter, supplied by www.mobistrat.fr, fabricated by www.hegenbart.fr, photography by Denis Dalmasso
5. Pop-up spice rack / condiment server in the Envol kitchen in France by Charlotte Raynaud Hegenbart, made from HIMACS. Supplied by www.mobistrat.fr, fabricated by www.hegenbart.fr, photography by Denis Dalmasso
6. Bespoke cutlery drawer insert fashioned from HIMACS in Terrazzo Classico. At Morchella by Parker & Co Design & Build, HIMACS supplied by James Latham, photography by Stuart Milne
Project website: https://www.lxhausys.com/uk-en
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