Sigurd Larsen is a Berlin-based Danish architect working within the fields of architecture and furniture design. His award-winning design studio was founded in 2010, and he recently completed several single-family houses in both Denmark and New York, and a series of loft rooms at the Michelberger hotel in Berlin. His furniture is available in stores and galleries around the world. Sigurd Larsen’s work combines aesthetics of high quality materials with a strong focus on function in design.

It was precisely these beliefs that inspired his design for Reform. Sigurd Larsen has created a kitchen that combines function and feeling. His keynotes are simplicity, beauty and logic. As a kitchen provides a setting for the daily creativity seen in cooking, playing and celebrating, it was important for Sigurd Larsen to design surfaces that could tolerate constant use. The kitchen is made of thin layers of aluminium that have been shaped by simply cutting, folding and assembling in a way that creates a straightforward and flexible system. The simple, clean lines that are created by the way of working with the material form a quiet setting in a room full of activity. The folds provide a clean and clear expression that combine with a surface powder coating to form a product that is pleasant to touch. In Sigurd Larsen’s design all elements work together to create an overall experience.