Fred Loo Melbourne, Australia

A freestanding oak kitchen unit with a fluted end panel, a dark stone benchtop, two drawers pulled open and a door standing open, on a concrete floor.

Denmark

This is a freestanding kitchen unit from Vermland's modular system, photographed by the maker itself and posted in March 2024. Its caption reads: "Our solid wood kitchens and furniture can all be flat-packed, shipped and assembled on site." The first frame of the same post shows this very piece taken apart and laid out flat on the floor: the fluted panel, the frame sides, the drawer boxes, the shelves and the brass feet. Vermland describes the system as a solid oak frame with adjustable solid brass feet, offered in natural oiled, fumed or painted oak, with tops in marble or quartzite. Nothing published names the stone in this picture, and no page says where the photographs were taken. "Handcrafted in Denmark!" is the maker's own line.

The card is the third of four frames: the unit seen from its fluted end, a dark veined stone top with a square edge, two drawer boxes pulled out and a hinged front standing open beside them, brass feet on a smooth concrete floor, and a timber chair at the edge of the frame. Vermland's caption ends with the handle of the photographer Stine Christiansen, without a label; on its Bornholm post the same maker credits her photographs in full, and her own client list includes Vermland.

Vermland

Vermland is a Copenhagen kitchen maker founded by the cabinetmakers Joakim Tolf Vulpius and Anton Bak and registered as a company in 2016; its kitchens are made in Denmark and delivered worldwide. Its Tisvilde and Bornholm kitchens are also in this library.

Vermland (@vermland.cph). @stinechristiansen_.

The picture comes from this post on Instagram.

Researched September 2026. I credit each piece as carefully as I can; if you know more about this one, message me on Instagram.