Danish designer and influencer Line Dupont has completely renovated her home kitchen in a majestic four-storey house built in 1901 in Copenhagen, combining classic elements with contemporary design touches and functional materials. With over 200,000 followers on Instagram who don’t miss her DIY tips, the influencer relied on Dekton Taga for this very personal project.

The choice of Dekton Taga for the worktops, central island and splashback serves as a guiding thread throughout the space. Inspired by Taj Mahal quartzite, this surface features marbled and crystalline veins that reproduce the natural beauty of the stone, bringing a sophisticated yet modern touch to the space.

Known for her keen eye for design and flair for using the latest decoration trends, Line Dupont tells us about her choice: “I make it a priority that my choices are practical, easy to clean and maintain and look good. When I saw the wide range of Dekton colours and options, I had no doubt that I had found what I was looking for. Dekton Taga is a bit wild and full of contrasts. And it has the added benefit of always looking clean and beautiful,” she says.

The kitchen design is characterised by a soft colour palette that contrasts masterfully with the intense veining of Dekton Taga. This choice allows the natural light that floods into the kitchen to reflect and enhance the unique details of the house, such as the carefully preserved and restored mouldings and woodwork. The central island serves as a powerful focal point and becomes a meeting place for family and guests. Now she just needs to tell us step by step how she achieved it through her social media. We’ll stay tuned.