Simply More Creative Freedom
A common vision underpins the 2027 kitchen innovations: The two product lines, concept130 and systemat, now follow the same system. To achieve this, Häcker has added over 20 new front panel ranges to its lines, so that many front panel families are identical across both lines. Design cabinet bodies, Selection colors, trim moldings, and countertops are also uniformly structured across concept130 and systemat, and starting in early 2027, the technical interior fittings in both lines will be finished in titanium.
Many of the new front panel ranges are recognizable at first glance. New wood finishes have been added to concept130: Light Fine Oak and Natural Fine Oak, Natural Walnut and Dark Walnut, Truffle Black Oak, as well as Natural Luxor and Brown Luxor. The light oak tones create a light, airy look, while walnut and truffle-black oak add darker accents.
Another new addition is ATRIUM, a laminate front with a granite look, available in Granite Beige, Granite Turquoise, and Granite Dark Gray. It brings the look of natural stone into the kitchen—for example, on a kitchen island, as shown in the kitchen featuring ATRIUM Granite Dark Gray. In addition, the solid color Stone Beige expands the color palette in the solid-color collections.
For you, this unified system means one thing: planning becomes easier. Your Häcker dealer has fewer differences between the lines to consider and can focus entirely on your wishes during the consultation. This makes it easier to translate your ideas into a concrete kitchen design, leaving more time for what really matters: your kitchen.
Despite this consistency, the two lines remain distinct. concept130 is the all-rounder with a wide range of colors, designs, and combinations. systemat is the premium line, where authentic materials create a special ambiance in the room.
Three new colors for 2027: Caramel, Gentian Blue, and Oxide Red
The most noticeable part of the new kitchen collection is the new Selection colors. The series features the latest trend colors in a matte finish and will introduce three new shades in 2027.
Caramel is a warm, muted shade between sand and light brown. Paired with dark wood, it creates a calm and cozy atmosphere. Gentian Blue is a muted, serene blue that combines with walnut and light-colored walls to create a clean, relaxed look. Oxide Red is an earthy shade of red reminiscent of terracotta that lends a kitchen warmth and character. In a kitchen featuring TOP SOFT Oxide Red and BALI Oak-Truffle Black, a sideboard in the living area echoes the red hue, allowing the color to extend beyond the kitchen into the rest of the room.
Also included in the collection are Eucalyptus and Emerald Green. This brings the 2027 Selection series to a total of five colors, available in both product lines. Their real advantage lies in their cohesiveness: the colors extend from the cabinet fronts to the handles and trim, visible sides, side panels, and shelves. This creates a cohesive look rather than isolated splashes of color.
The new colors are also available for TOP SOFT, a high-quality direct-painted front from concept130. Paint has been part of the lineup there from the very beginning. The concept130 kitchen in TOP SOFT Caramel shows how Caramel looks in an entire kitchen. You can see Gentian Blue combined with Walnut in the kitchen featuring GOYA Gentian Blue with TESSIN Natural Walnut.



New Materials: From Real Wood Veneer to Stone Veneer
The "systemat" premium line is getting two new cabinet fronts that really let the material shine.
The AV 6070 Blackwood is a dark, embossed real wood veneer with a distinct grain. It combines warm natural beauty with elegance and is particularly striking when paired with other materials, such as bronze or marble. The systemat kitchen with Blackwood fronts and bronze demonstrates how Blackwood looks alongside bronze.
The AV 7030 Gold Shine-star is a stone veneer—that is, real stone—crafted into a wafer-thin front. Gold-colored accents shimmer within the natural stone, and the front has a unique, tactile feel. It complements the well-known stone veneers Silver-star and Black-star.
In addition, systemat introduces the new program color “Stone Beige” and the design cabinet in “Natural Walnut Repro.” Rounded side panels can now also be specified in wood veneer and metallic lacquer.

Country-style with new framed fronts: CAPRI, KORFU, and LUGANO
Among the new country-style kitchen designs are three new framed cabinet fronts, all three available in concept130 and systemat.
CAPRI and KORFU are framed fronts in matte lacquer. You can choose from solid colors ranging from Crystal White to Black, as well as the Selection variants in trendy colors. They complement Häcker’s country-style designs with lacquered framed fronts featuring clean frames and calm, colored surfaces.
LUGANO is a framed front with a wood-effect finish in Light Fine Oak and Natural Fine Oak. The front consists of five sections, and the grain runs in a different direction on each section: horizontally at the top and bottom, and vertically on the left, in the center, and on the right. In this way, LUGANO brings the country-style look to life in a light, natural wood tone.
The KORFU Cashmere kitchen demonstrates how a modern country-style kitchen with framed cabinet fronts looks in a warm, solid color. You can find more ideas for this style in the magazine article on country-style kitchens.

Simply more freedom when it comes to colors and sizes
Two new kitchen innovations expand the scope for sophisticated designs in systemat, both in terms of color and dimensions.
With 1,800 new colors from the RAL Design System Plus, the color palette for systemat lacquered cabinet fronts now totals approximately 4,000 shades, along with over 2,000 NCS colors and 190 RAL Classic colors. This makes it possible to coordinate a lacquered front with a wall color, a floor, or a favorite piece of furniture.
Another new feature is that systemat allows for a wide range of custom size adjustments at no extra charge. This is helpful wherever a room has its own unique dimensions: under a sloped ceiling, in an older building, in a niche, or with an unusual floor plan. The kitchen is tailored even more precisely to the space, down to the last detail. Read more about the premium line on the systemat productline page.



New features you only notice at second glance
Some new kitchen features aren’t immediately obvious, but they shape the entire design.
New to both product lines are the top-mounted Pocket Doors. Pocket Doors are a sliding door system: the cabinet fronts can be opened and slid sideways into a pocket. The area behind them can remain open and can be discreetly closed at any time. The top-mounted Pocket Doors will be available starting in early 2027.
Four design cabinet finishes are available in both lines: Light Gray, Titanium, Natural Fine Oak Repro, and Natural Walnut Repro. The design cabinet is finished in a single color on all sides—inside and out—thus becoming a design element in its own right. To complement this, trim strips in Natural Walnut Repro and Natural Fine Oak Repro are included, ensuring a wood look down to the last detail.
All countertop finishes are available in both 25- and 40-millimeter thicknesses, and shelves are also available in the same colors as the countertops. This allows open shelving to be color-coordinated with the countertop.
Doors with a 165-degree hinge, which open particularly wide, are available in concept130 and systemat. In concept130, the visible sides of the cabinet body can now also be specified in matte lacquer.
For glass cabinets, Häcker offers two metal-framed door options in both lines. The metal-framed door with a 20-millimeter frame width is available in six finishes; a new addition is stainless steel finish with frosted glass. Brand-new is the metal-framed door with concealed hinges and a 30-millimeter frame width. It is available in four finishes: black with black-tinted glass, brushed graphite with Parsol glass, brushed bronze with Parsol glass, and stainless steel finish with frosted glass.
In concept130, base and tall cabinets can also be equipped with a solid wood storage system, and the Metro pull-outs will be available in titanium starting in early 2027.
The concept130 productline page provides an overview of this modern collection.
Simply More History: The 1926 Limited Edition
In 1926, architect Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky designed the Frankfurt Kitchen, the first standardized built-in kitchen. Starting in 1926, it was installed tens of thousands of times in housing projects in Frankfurt and is considered the archetype of the modern built-in kitchen. In 2026, the built-in kitchen will celebrate its 100th anniversary.
Häcker is honoring this anniversary with the Limited Edition 1926. It draws on design elements of the Frankfurt Kitchen and reinterprets them in a contemporary aesthetic: glass wall cabinets, floor-to-ceiling design, and a matte lacquer finish.
The colors form the narrative core. Six shades are inspired by the original Frankfurt kitchens, and their names refer to the streets where these kitchens were found: Forum Yellow, Heidenfeld Gray, Burgfeld Green, Camillo Blue, Hadrian Blue, and Römerstadt Blue. As a seventh shade, Häcker offers Panorama Blue, inspired by the historic blue of the Frankfurt kitchen.
As an anniversary special, the Limited Edition 1926 includes three features at no extra charge: a choice from these seven NCS colors, a base cabinet with an integrated pull-out table, and the Step-fix built-in folding step, which allows for easy access to ceiling-high storage space. The Limited Edition 1926 will be available for order in the anniversary year 2026. Learn more about the history of the Frankfurt kitchen on the “100 Years of Built-In Kitchens” page.

Experience the 2027 kitchen innovations for yourself
Colors, veneers, and finishes look different in a room than they do on a screen. The best way to determine how “Caramel” looks next to a dark wood finish, how “Blackwood” looks and feels in the light, or which frame style suits your home is to examine a material sample. A Häcker dealer near you can advise you on the new kitchens, cabinet fronts, colors, and planning.





