29/10/2026
Designed as part of the architecture, not simply as a kitchen.
The bespoke cabinetry extends as wood panelling of the adjoining living area, creating a continuous architectural language and allowing the kitchen to read as an integral part of the overall composition rather than a separate functional zone.
Dekton ceramic surfaces, Gessi mixers, Brokis suspension lights, introduce a refined materiality, while the large sliding doors by Glas Italia provide a flexible transition between the two spaces — allowing them to remain visually connected or become more private when required.
Functionality and aesthetics are considered as one, resulting in a kitchen that feels both highly practical and deliberately architectural.