This white and grey oak composition features aesthetic rigour and essential lines. Open end elegant, space is characterised by a wide peninsula including a washing area and snack corner.

Perfect symmetry of the two wall unit blocks with underlying shelves artfully separated by an outstanding high-tech hood

The contrast of materials and colours between the ground units and the wall units gives a gritty touch to this linear composition.

The peculiar steel handle traces graphic decoration on brown oak. Table and chairs have clear-cut shapes: a room like this is an invitation to conviviality.

With its fresh and young style, this room open to the rest of the house develops in colour blocks serving different functions.
Four equipped columns give rise to a single volume dominated by the two steel ovens; the contrast with the glossy white wall units makes the composition balanced

At first sight, the central counter may look like an island: in fact, the top is L-shaped and its shorter side serves as a useful table, accessible from both sides.

The original volume of the cutting-edge steel hood with its rectangular shape recalls the geometry of the baskets, oven and low fitted columns: the overall effect is extremely balanced and harmonious.

Impressive, the combination of brown oak finish and burgundy glass wall units and top...serving as a peninsula table.

A really pleasant encounter of volumes between the walls: the tangible presence of fitted cabinets on one side is made "lighter" by the slender silhouette of the three shelves on the other.

In this low-volume kitchen, horizontal lines are highlighted by the brushed finish of teak. The room looks minimalist yet comfortable and functional. (Extensive storage thanks to columns, base units and wall units). The top creates a solid line beyond the base units serving as support and matches the colour of the two overhanging shelves. The surface is multiplied by the peninsula table.