Rekker launches a new collection where the fluidity of curves redefines design.
The kitchen is no longer a static space. In its ongoing pursuit of innovation and design excellence, Rekker presents GINA35 — a kitchen that challenges traditional lines and embraces the fluidity of curves.
GINA35 is a work of art: a symphony of sinuous shapes that transport us to a living space full of personality. It draws inspiration from the serenity of Mediterranean vegetation, reflected in its subtle edges that mimic the organic forms of nature.
One of the collection’s most innovative aspects is the integration of curves in key elements of the room — particularly in the central island, cabinetry and work surfaces. This choice is not merely decorative; it responds to a functional and ergonomic approach designed to enhance the user experience.
Technological Avant-Garde and Craftsmanship Mastery
On the island, the curved edges soften the structure’s visual impact and allow for a continuous flow of movement around it, eliminating sharp corners and abrupt cuts that interrupt fluidity.
The 35 mm-thick fronts and doors, which give the collection its name, are made from stained oak — a noble material with a natural yet sophisticated look — paired with MDi surfaces from Inalco. This combination ensures strength, durability and refinement in every detail.
Inalco’s Umbra finish is one of the kitchen’s defining features. Its distinctive veining and deep brown, reddish and black tones create depth and a rich interplay of shadows. In addition to being highly resistant and easy to maintain, it blends seamlessly with the warmth of the wood, striking the perfect balance between modern and natural aesthetics. The collection offers a wide range of finishes for fronts and surfaces, adapting to all styles.
Another standout feature is the incorporation of traditional joinery techniques, such as dovetail-assembled drawers. This handcrafted detail reflects the brand’s commitment to precision and dedication in every piece.
“At Rekker, we believe the kitchen is the heart of the home — a space where form, materials and functionality come together to create something more than just a place to cook. With GINA35, we have designed a kitchen that is felt, that embraces and transforms the way we interact with our surroundings. Every curve, every detail and every texture has been conceived to generate a unique sensation, where design not only accompanies but inspires.”, Javier Castilla, CEO de Rekker.
Functionality That Inspires
Its ad hoc design, conceived through a thorough study of the space and layout, offers unrivaled customization possibilities. Each compartment is designed to maximize storage while ensuring complete order and accessibility.
The work surfaces feature subtle curves along their edges, giving them a fluid and ergonomic finish that creates a tactile and sensory experience beyond aesthetics.
The modular structure provides flexibility, optimizing the available space and adapting easily to both large kitchens and more compact areas.
With GINA35, Rekker reinforces its commitment to innovation and quality, creating kitchens that are not only lived in — but also felt.
Photography: Maria Pujol
About Rekker
With more than 30 years of experience in the design and manufacture of kitchen furniture, Rekker still considers itself a brand of true craftsmen. Throughout these three decades, they have developed a distinct identity, creating technical, customizable and premium-quality products.
From its origins to the present day, the company has undergone remarkable evolution, equipping its factory in Bigues i Riells (Barcelona) with state-of-the-art facilities and the latest manufacturing technologies.
Its highly specialized multidisciplinary team combines automated processes with handcrafted finishing touches that add a unique final character to each product.
They are fully aware of the market’s high demands, and their philosophy is based on reinventing and developing a new kitchen concept. Quality, durability, functionality and design all work together to meet the most demanding expectations — covering needs in workflow, storage, organization and space optimization.