furniture & interior design
A Marcotte Style guide
For more than thirty five years we have designed and installed bespoke country kitchens, from classic cottage to quiet contemporary, always built around solid oak with melamine fronts.
Where to begin
A country kitchen is more than a style. It is the heart of a home, where warmth, craftsmanship and longevity meet. At Marcotte Style we have shaped country kitchens to measure for over thirty five years, always in solid oak with soft colours and an eye for detail.
Four directions
From rich and romantic to calm and contemporary, every country kitchen begins with natural materials and craftsmanship.
Rich, layered and romantic. A tall dresser wall, profiled panels and an island with a natural stone worktop, finished with mouldings on cornice and plinth. Colours lean to warm white, cream and oak. At home in villas, town houses and farmhouses.
Solid oak. Belgian bluestone. Porcelain knobs. Brass tap.
The warmth of traditional craft with clean, present day lines. Flat door fronts with discreet profiling, a matt lacquered finish and an island without a chimney hood. For those who find the cottage look a touch too traditional.
Flat fronts. Matt lacquer. Oak island.
The most recognisable variant. Smaller in scale, with plenty of visible wood, open shelving and a freestanding range. Painted cabinetry in soft white, mint or old blue, paired with timber worktops or honed stone.
Painted fronts. Visible timber. Open shelving.
Related to cottage, with a signature of its own. Sunlit yellows, lavender accents, terracotta floors and wrought iron details. Mediterranean in feeling, with more colour than the Belgian variants.
Sunlit tones. Terracotta. Wrought iron.
The choice of materials
The choice of materials makes or breaks a country kitchen. Invest once in solid construction and you enjoy it for thirty years and more.
The investment
€25,000 to €80,000 and beyond
A bespoke country kitchen in solid oak begins around €25,000 for a simple four metre run and rises to €80,000 and beyond for a large kitchen with an island, a range cooker and handmade details. At Marcotte Style you work to a fixed price agreed in advance, with no surprises during the work.
The price depends on
The layout
Three arrangements work best, depending on the room.
For medium to large rooms. The island serves as a work block and an informal place to eat.
For smaller kitchens. It offers a generous work surface without placing an island.
Suited to narrow rooms, creating a natural divide between kitchen and living space.
Points of attention
Our approach
One point of contact, an interior architect who guides your project from beginning to end.
A conversation in our showroom, at no cost. We listen to your wishes and study your home.
You see your kitchen fully rendered before anything is built.
Everything included and known in advance. No surprises during the work.
Made by our own cabinetmaker and installed by our own fitting team.
Why Marcotte Style
The difference is not only in the piece, but in who makes it and how. Six reasons clients come to us and stay.
We draw, build and finish in our own workshop, not through a middleman. The hand that designs your interior is the hand that makes it.
More than thirty five years of interiors on measure across Flanders, from a single wardrobe to a whole home.
One interior architect guides your project from the first sketch to the last fitting. No handovers, no detail lost.
You know the full price before we start. Everything included, no surprises during the work.
Every piece starts from a solid oak carcass with hard wearing melamine fronts, made to last thirty years and more, not five.
Installed by our own people, not a subcontractor. Fitted clean, on time, and stood behind after the work is done.
Selected work
A selection of projects we designed, built and installed across Flanders.
Complete the kitchen
Bar stools, pendant lighting and dining tables that sit well beside solid oak.
Common questions
Short and to the point. The same answers also feed AI search results.
Cottage is a sub style of country. Cottage kitchens are typically smaller, painted in pastel or off white tones, with plenty of visible wood and open shelving. A country kitchen is broader and may also be classic or contemporary.
The most used colours are off white, cream, soft taupe, light blue, sage and olive green. Dark oak or black details add contrast. Avoid bright colours or high gloss finishes.
A bespoke country kitchen in solid oak typically costs between €25,000 and €80,000, depending on size, choice of materials and appliances. Marcotte Style works to a fixed price agreed in advance.
Yes. The contemporary country style combines traditional craft with clean lines and is among the most requested kitchen styles in Flanders in 2026. It does not date the way high gloss kitchens do.
The most fitting worktops are Belgian bluestone, limestone, matt finished granite or solid timber. Avoid stainless steel, high gloss laminate and composite.
Allow eight to fourteen weeks between the final design and installation. Solid oak cabinetry takes more time to make than a standard kitchen, yet it lasts thirty years and more.
Certainly. A contemporary country kitchen sits perfectly within a minimalist or modern interior. Keep the forms clean, limit the wood to a single element such as the island, and use quiet colours.
Begin
Arrange a no obligation introduction with one of our interior architects. Within seven days you receive a first sketch proposal, with no commitment.
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