Finnish interior designer Sanna Siik is renowned for her clean, Scandinavian-influenced style. Now, after several years specialising in new build projects, refurbishments and fixture design, she has imprinted her neat mark on her most important job: the house of her dreams, where she and her family will live.

The heart of the home, and of the overall design, is the kitchen: ‘I started planning our house, focusing mainly on the kitchen. I wanted each piece of furniture, vase, appliance, and so on, to have its own space. I also wanted to have enough room for recycling,’ Siik recalls.

With this in mind, the professional designed a spacious and bright white kitchen integrated into a single unit. ‘The whole kitchen has a timeless, bright, simple and elegant look,’ explains Siik. In addition to this large main ‘cupboard’ there is a very functional island, topped by a Silestone worktop.

‘I work as an interior designer for the distributor Kastelli, so I did already know about Cosentino materials and their properties. That is why I chose a Silestone worktop in a calm and subdued colour, Eternal Serena Suede.’

The earthy background of this colour in grey and green, with a soft, pure white veining, matches perfectly with the Huurre tone of the kitchen doors, the Festa model from Keittiömaailma. Its earthy look also evokes the softness and lightness so typical of Siik’s style, which is further enhanced by the suede finish. It is reminiscent of the texture of suede, giving the surface an irresistibly silky and pleasant feel, with full colour consistency.