A Kitchen with History

In 1957, the first kitchen was crafted at Hamran Snekkerverksted. It was a kitchen that reflected both the aesthetics of the time and our dedication to fine craftsmanship. With carefully selected materials and an eye for detail, this kitchen quickly became a symbol of quality and functionality—a legacy that has followed us through generations.

Kjøkkenet strekker seg langs to vegger, med skap over og under en sammenhengende benkeplate. Lyset fra vinduet faller over vasken og glir videre langs fronten på skapene.

Overskapene har dører i tre, mens feltet under har brede skyvedører foran benken. Nede følger skuffefrontene samme linje ned mot gulvet, uten synlige beslag.

A Timeless Design That Lasts

The kitchen from 1957 was more than just a functional space—it was a piece of craftsmanship built to last for generations. This is evidenced by the fact that some of the original kitchens from the 1950s and 60s are still well-preserved in homes across Southern Norway today. These kitchens bear the hallmark of the era in which they were created, yet they continue to captivate with their enduring quality and charm.

Skuffen er trukket ut og viser sammenføyningen i hjørnet, med tappene synlige langs kanten. Åreretningen i treverket løper vannrett over hele fronten, og lyset fanger de mørke feltene mellom tappene.

Seeing how these kitchens have withstood the test of time serves as a reminder of the value of solid craftsmanship and genuine materials. It also inspires us in the development of the modern version—to create something that not only meets today’s demands but is built to last for decades to come.

Tolv skapdører i heltre står i to rekker fra gulv til tak, atskilt av smale lister. Freste grep er satt inn i hver dør, og åreretningen varierer fra felt til felt.

Tre skuffer i heltre ligger stablet over hverandre, sett skrått ovenfra mot skuffebunnen. Sinkingen i hjørnene står tydelig frem, og åreretningen følger lengderetningen på hver skuffeside.

Overskapene står i rekke over et skyvedørsparti, med benk og skuffeseksjon under. Lyset fra armaturen fanger åreretningen i frontene og mosaikkflisene bak.

A Meeting of Tradition and Innovation

The original kitchen from 1957 was built to last, featuring classic profiles and solid construction. Today, we bring these qualities into a new era by adapting the design to modern lifestyles and technology. The new model retains its timeless appeal while integrating smart solutions and a more streamlined aesthetic.

Skapene strekker seg fra benk til himling, med ovn innfelt i rekken. Åreretningen følger dørenes høyde, og lyset fra vinduet faller mykt over benkeplaten.

Tailored for You

Just as in the 1950s, every kitchen we create is still tailored to each individual customer. This approach ensures that every design is unique, perfectly adapted to both taste and needs.

Skapdøren står åpen og avdekker to utsagte skuffer i heltre, der den nederste rommer kjeler og lokk. Sinkingen i hjørnene synes tydelig, og åreretningen følger skuffens lengde.

The Foundation of Quality

In the 1950s, solid wood drawers were an unwavering principle at Hamran. They were essential for ensuring both functionality and durability, reflecting our passion for fine craftsmanship. The drawers were made to withstand daily use for generations—a promise of quality that remained steadfast, regardless of the trends of the time.

Today, solid wood drawers are even more important to us. Not only because of their durability, but also because they represent a respect for tradition and sustainable material choices. When we create modern kitchens inspired by our roots, solid wood drawers remain a fundamental part of the design—a link between history and the future.

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A kitchen with history: From 1957 to today