The kitchen with many faces – SieMatic SC 66
The matt black anodized or stainless steel colored strip handle with the ergonomically optimised shape of its recess is a characteristic feature of the SieMatic SC 66. It underscores the horizontal design line and accentuates the surfaces of high-quality lacquer, wood veneer or laminate. The strip handle of the SieMatic SC 66 – depending on the color of the door – can provide a strong contrast, a light accent, or a modest blend. It is not merely a stylistic element – it also has a practical advantage: you do not touch the front of the door when you open it.

As the design of these SieMatic SC 66 shows, the incorporation of interior design plays a significant role in the character of a kitchen. It is marked by distinctive interior design with niches, open shelves, counterpoints of style elements, and a sensible selection of materials from ceiling to walls to floor. This is how a kitchen develops an ambiance that reflects the personality of its owner. Mayfield Design provide this essential quality, the creativity of an expert – we are your SieMatic Specialist.

SieMatic SC 66 Lotus White
In cool lotus white, the SieMatic SC 66 conveys a very modern, practical, and light ambience. The black lines of the strip handles and window frames combined with the white of the doors and the grey of the side and floor panels to create a harmonious whole. The 8-cm shelf between the tall cabinets structures the niche. The integrated lights create not only optimal working light but also a warm and atmospheric light, whose appeal is enhanced by reflections off the white glass rear panel. The white countertop in 1-cm look fits the design almost seamlessly.

SieMatic SC 66 Black
A kitchen that doesn’t look like a kitchen. With the SieMatic SC 66 this can be realised in a variety of ways – not only from wall to wall, but also as a solitary element. With an ambience of a classic old apartment, the black furniture, despite its contemporary design, gives the impression of a salon in the Art Deco style of the 1920s. This is further accentuated by the dark “antique mirror” in the niche between the tall cabinets. The mirrored niche and the polished stainless steel countertops provide a sophisticated counterpoint to the matt black of the doors and strip handles.

SieMatic SC 66 Cashmere Grey
This SieMatic SC 66 in Cashmere Grey fuses cultures – and not just in the culinary sense. In the wall niches, the tiles unique patterns conveys a “Maghrebian” flair and contrasts masterfully with the linear features of the furniture. Numerous open shelves provide a lighter look. The half-height cabinet elements at the side seem like solitary pieces of furniture and keep the character of the room from looking too “built in.” The horizontally grained doors in Titan Walnut radiate the warmth of fine wood. With such high-quality craftsmanship, there is no need to conceal the fact that it is an easy-care veneer.