Located in the heart of Suzhou Industrial Park, west of Shanghai, SieMatic has opened a new flagship store. Across two levels, the brand presents its approach to kitchen design and makes a wide range of finishes, materials, and configurations tangible. The space is conceived as both a showroom and a place for consultation, where clients are guided through the planning process and individual kitchens are developed. Kitchen and living are not treated as separate domains but understood as a connected living environment. This approach also shapes the interior concept, where furnishings by Walter K. help articulate the space as a coherent residential setting.

German Craftsmanship

For many years, Walter K. has been a partner of SieMatic, furnishing its showrooms worldwide. Both companies share a common origin and a self-image rooted in German craftsmanship. Careful workmanship, a considered approach to selected materials, and a focus on longevity define their collaboration. Here, Made in Germany is not positioned as a claim, but practiced as a lived standard.

High‑quality materials and precise craftsmanship define the versatile designs throughout the store. Stone and wood shape the character of the kitchens, while leather and fabric on the bar stools create a tactile counterpoint at the kitchen counters.
 

Places of Gathering

Hospitality shapes the design of the showroom in many ways and becomes evident in open situations that invite lingering and exchange. On the ground floor, this idea is expressed through a generous lounge setting that adds a residential dimension to the overall concept. The Living Landscape Sofa in leather makes a considered statement within the space, accompanied by the Onsa Lounge Chair.