Lacquered Glass And Oxide Porcelain, Materials In Contrast On An Aluminium Frame.
It is a kitchen with high capacity base units with Flat groove and minimalist h 6 plinth with clean lines for those who love simplicity.
Oxide Porcelain, Glass And Woody Look Hpl: Different Materials Communicate.
The preciousness of the materials makes the kitchen unique the warmth of the HPL forest confers a homelike atmosphere to the house.
Wood Changes Aspect Modern Lines Warmed Up By The Oak Essence.
The elegance of the oak wood combined with the warm earth colors transforms the kitchen into a welcoming and cozy environment.
This large kitchen has a convenient snack counter and lots of storage space.
The 22 mm doors open by means of a classical grip profile system.
A kitchen with capacious base units with 22 mm doors and a flat grip profile; the work area is concentrated along the wall and the food preparation area is housed on the island; the two are connected by a large snack counter.
Kitchen: a bay-like arrangement with incorporated peninsula and 22 mm doors, classical grip profile opening, almost concealed lower plinth and capacious compartments.
Kitchen: a bay-like arrangement with incorporated peninsula and 22 mm doors, classical grip profile opening, almost concealed lower plinth and capacious compartments.
This kitchen has a central island complete with work and dining areas, with particularly capacious base units with larger frame and low plinths. Flat grip profile opening with handle inserted at the top of the 22 mm thick door.
The big suspended deck mounted island offers a handy stove counter top with aligned burners and a 4 mm thick stainless steel sink. The 75 cm wide tall unit is designed to host high capacity fridges.
Time Easy Kitchen Is Enhanced By The Tall-Units Dividing The Cooking Space From The Living Room.
Portals with equipped tall-units and iron elements highlight the urban style of the kitchen.
The trend in contemporary interior design is to integrate highly minimalist and modern elements with architectures and details which tell a story. Within this context the kitchen interprets and narrates the essence of living, dressing the home with creative understatement.
Light influences our perception of the environment, like the total light which is so popular is timeless. This design evokes a Nordic style in which there are constant references to nature, as in the top of the central island in Creta ash.
The island narrates working features while looking out onto the living area. The expansive outer surface is fitted with open elements with wide aesthetic scope intended for storage of useful and rational items”.
The careful search for a pure architectural sign is concealed behind the glamour and vanity note of this design composition. Two opposite forces call the shots: a strong need for substance and a refined spirit which indulges in aesthetics. Every detail invites you to drift into a far-off memory and rediscover, hidden in the composition, the most intimate of secrets.
“Design the kitchen as an example of great beauty and personal care. This is the suggestion taken from the structural choice of this furnishing solution. Roomy tall units contain and display; the island, the working fulcrum of a contemporary kitchen, breaks up the space to bring into view every style detail”.
Designed for living, to feed on true stories to tell in the future to those who know how to listen to the subject matter. For those evenings when the home is filled with voices and aromas, for when we’re inspired to invent new recipes, for relaxing chats accompanied by glass of good wine. A solution designed for hospitality, socialising and inviting.
While the architecture of this model is minimalist, its technology and efficiency is maximum. The two islands, key elements of this solution, feature the worktop in lava SinterLite and the groove opening of the base units with rack layout. Stainless steel underworktop sinks, concealed extractor hood and multipurpose tall units are just some of the special features of this model yet to be revealed in full.
The two islands can be joined together by a worktop in lava SinterLite with extra thickness as an idea for other functions, an invitation for drinking a toast with creativity.
Distinctive in the dominant glass white finish of the doors, this model offers an interesting refrigerated wine rack module, structured into shelves in tan colour ash for connoisseurs. Architecture and design are inspired by function, adding value to the aesthetic as a decisive factor in the choice of a product and essential for meeting the expectations of an enduring purchase, the kitchen.
The Athena Gray corian worktop rises up the back to create a continuity effect along the wall, interrupted when it meets the tan colour ash of the shelf and panelling. The door appears suspended from the worktop, almost as if to underline the groove grip which is a distinctive feature of the elegant simplicity of this model.
Refined and audacious, this “total black” solution is an idea by this model. Fenix laminates customise surfaces and exalt the essential outline of the grip profile door. The room is surrounded by green, which reflects a soul that is light and versatile by nature
Lava stone on the walls, piasentina stone on the island, with obligatory use of wood in the details almost as if to remind us of the bond between us and nature. A line in tobacco oak maps and links up the central area of the cooker with generous support for the minimalist stainless steel hood. The kitchen area communicates with the rest of the home with light as key feature.
Wall-mounted base units with groove door alternate with the compact volumes of the island, accessorised on one side for storage and on the other side to show off other functional performances.
The island top in tobacco oak is for food preparation and washing with considerable space for manoeuvre when working. High-capacity deep drawers with racks are a rational addition to the solution.
For gourmets and health fanatics preserving the taste and aroma of products becomes essential. A glassfronted refrigerated wine rack ensures best performances through the aid of technologies with high energy and low environmental impact.
A useful variation comes from the positioning of the top of the central island. During installation you can choose the position which best suits your needs in terms of space and function.
Nature lives beyond any conditioning, it lives in architecture and areas of the home, in the colours of the walls and the delicious dishes to which the kitchen is dedicated. This kitchen is inspired by stone and wood to underpin important choices and aesthetics linked inextricably to function.
The washing and cooking zone mirror each other on the island workstation, leaving a large space in the centre for resting and preparing food.
Six tall units with concealed doors open to integrate in the capacious wall structure, able to organise glass-fronted spaces and hold appliances and practical pull-out racks in deep drawers. Every detail is governed by a specific function and, like flavouring for a dish, enhances its special features.
This kitchen takes its inspiration from architecture by organising open volumes as elements inhabited by useful objects. Different materials are alternated in these walls such as graphite oak and elm harmonised by the measured intervention of the antibes cement of the wall-mounted base units.
Rationalism-inspired shapes play a prime aesthetic role thanks to the use of different colours and materials. Function lies in alternating open units with strategic closed-off storage space.
This kitchen interpreting a metropolitan style, introduces a youthful and carefree constituent solution personalising the kitchen with the uni-colour shelves, the metal of the peninsula base structure, combining a wood panelling effect with black aluminium framed glass wall units. Every detail communicates vitality and an urge to share this experience, even through the objects that in this way become part of our “story”.
Open-fronted fitted column units in a black finish, with doors in the new Provenza oak finish to match the panelling. Base units with black recessed grip in semi-matt black and ceiling-mount cooker hood.
Metal, wood effect, glass, cement. Details with a lived-in look. Open and closed wall units with black profile frames: practical, open, easily accessible. Designed to match the semi-matt black lacquer of the base units and the aluminium frames.
Featuring extra-thick doors and characterised by manifold finishes, this model divides itself into solutions that include islands and counters that design and interpret nowadays need to exploit open and easily accessible spaces over multiple planes, combining materials with a stone effect and contrasting glossy lacquer.
The fascination of wood lives in the architecture of walls that host a splendid Urban garbed in Fenix grey and lacquered tones. The stainless steel hood dominates, like a contemporary sculpture on the peninsula, creating a functional double space, ensuring free movements and visual perspective.
The peninsula is an authentic revelation since, besides having storage, work top and hob top functions, on one side, it combines a comfortable dinner table “with view”.
The kitchen increasingly becomes an element linking the various areas of the home: constituent solutions hinting at the need for freedom. This can be perceived in the transparency of the reflecting surfaces in Maxilac white, in the contrast between the solid wood top and the glass structure that supports the original dinner table belonging to the living area.
The tall Maxilac white unit surfaces get interrupted by open elements, clad in old oak, a precious aesthetic variation which does away with hidden storage, displaying the contents. The work top and back panel are in Zeus Svede faced agglomerate chipboard, a refined “made in Italy” choice of style.
This glossy and bi-coloured model is enriched by practical open elements that enhance the composition with appealing aesthetic geometries. A complete wall dedicated to the kitchen frees the surrounding area, providing a perfect setting for a prestigious solid wood table, inviting guests into a convivial and charming “open space”.
The hood integrated with the hanging units, and the doors with hollow-grip handles, add to a minimalist kind of aesthetics; the high storage capacity of basket-fitted base cabinets keeps utensils in impeccable order and makes the kitchen ready to be put on show to guests, in its best possible guise.
This linear kitchen evolves with the addition of a snack counter and tall units containing household appliances. it features handles with metal trim, positioned at the top of the 22 mm doors.
This linear kitchen evolves with the addition of a snack counter and tall units containing household appliances. It features handles with metal trim, positioned at the top of the 22 mm doors.
INDUSTRIAL
A “lived-in” feeling which every day brings warmth and atmosphere to these new post-industrial homes. The metal frames used for the open shelf units are sturdy, workmanlike and robust.
LIGHT AND LINES
Unfinished cement and plenty of light from the amply dimensioned windows. On the wall, modules with metal frames and glass shelves with a metal rails on the front edge and worktop in plain black and lightcoloured wood effect.
LOVE SHARE
A compact composition. Plain “Unicolor” black worktop for the breakfast counter. Base units in the new pearl-coloured “Materia” finish. Table and accessories in metal and wood.
SURFACE VALUE
Sturdy and eyecatching “hi-tech” handles. Practical open-front modules for the lateral section of the central island unit. Neutral colours and white to suit the luminous room.
Attention to details and to different possibilities, for choices that are always personal.