REFLECT kitchen in metal with a countertop made from stainless steel

As the ridged metal surface reflects the world around it, the kitchen looks different in every home, transforming with the passing of daylight. The result is a compelling meeting between material and space, both soft and sturdy.

Paris-based architect Jean Nouvel has designed REFLECT Collection for Reform, a kitchen in metal with stainless steel countertop. The ridged metal surface reflects the world around it, making the kitchen look different in every home and transforming with the passing of daylight, creating a compelling meeting between material and space that is both soft and sturdy.

REFLECT plays with how we see the world around us, creating a result that is both contemporary and timeless. The brushed stainless steel surface with vertical ridges gives a distinct quality, softly reflecting the space around and changing character over the course of the day. A metal band frames the brushed surface and extends into an integrated handle that elevates a clear-cut silhouette.

The kitchen draws on Jean Nouvel’s iconic architecture and design language with a clear nod to industrial materials and processes. Jean Nouvel, one of the 21st century’s great creative minds, tells stories and cultivates emotion through architecture and design, integrating specific features of a building’s surrounding landscapes. His work results from a quest to create a unique concept for a singular combination of people, place, and time.