
One scheme, carried through the whole home.
Kitchen, living, dining, bedrooms and bathrooms planned together — one material palette, one standard of fit.
A whole-home scheme is decided once and then carried room to room: the same board and finish family, the same edge and hardware standard, the same handle language. Storage is planned per room against how you actually live in it, then drawn so the joinery lines up across doorways and levels. Working this way keeps the house feeling considered rather than assembled from separate jobs, and it makes the specification simpler to hold.
Every image here is a design reference — a starting point for your space, not a completed Berco project.
The range.
Whole HomeApartments
Every room planned around a tighter footprint.
Houses & villas
A palette that holds across floors and wings.
One coordinated palette
Boards, fronts and hardware specified once.
Whole Home, in reference.
Design referencesTap any design to open it larger, with the details.




















Built in as standard.
FeaturesHow your cabinetry is built.
Materials & craftQuartz worktops, multi-layer plywood carcases with aluminium kickboards, sealed PUR & laser edges, and calibrated Austrian and German soft-close hardware — specified to materials we can name, then measured and fitted by one team.
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