With our German Kitchens you will find the latest styles from the leading brand of Schuller including their designer flagship brand of Next125 kitchens.

Whether you are looking for the ultra modern or perhaps tones and textures such as ceramic, metal or stone reproductions, or the synonymous German stlyings of Gloss and Handle-less and more recently Matt textures or perhaps a fusion of one of more we have the designers and the furniture to make your next kitchen a luxurious designer one, but without the designer price tag.

Schuller kitchens are an increasingly popular brand of kitchen and are currently the 5th biggest kitchen company in Europe.

With a fantastic array of styles and colour choices on hand to suit an almost endless range of personal styling preferences the beauty about Schuller is that there are so many factory available accessories, worktops, lighting solutions and many many more features such as decorative panels, functional panelling and more.

Furthermore, because they are all from one supplier, namely Schuller your colour choices will match.

next125 design principles – precision, elegance, creativity, reduction, functionality, emotion and technology.

If you want something even more designer than the Schuller Collection let us introduce you to Next125 Kitchens. Over 1,500 employees manufacture in excess of 118,000 Next125 designer kitchens every year from the Herrieden facility in Franconia with every single one individually tailored to the customer’s exacting requirements.

Made in Germany and environmentally sound Next125 and Schuller are active internationally and fast becoming the go to German kitchen brand for modern home owners, architects and executive home property developers alike.

Always open to new ideas. Always a step ahead. Always in search of the optimum. Always ready for another leap into the future. Always in the sense of the Bauhaus philosophy Next125 brings the designs of tomorrow, for the prices of today.

“The democratization of design – well shaped and attractively priced.”