Volumes are "moved" by the different depths of the units, in this variation of the "traditional" lined up composition. Its strong personality also shows in the contrast between the relaxing elegance of honey oak and the gritty modernity of glossy green lacquer.
The white top serves as a functional peninsula, making the kitchen even more lively.

Minimalist look yet with great temperament: the pure energy of orange glass gives new vigour to grey, an extremely trendy non-colour colour.

In the essential peninsula worktop, water and fire coexist; a suspension bridge creates the surface for breakfast or
a quick lunch.

The choice of the finish is the distinctive feature of each kitchen, as it has to please personal tastes and at the same time ensure quality and durability.

This composition complete with a peninsula has an original and essential outline.
The steel geometry of the two hoods appears to be interrupting the line of the wall units and the glass shelf: two symmetrical volumes are thus created on the wall. The counter includes the washing area and snack corner, besides useful open shelves which may be used to display objects and collections.

Functionality and looks merge in this composition. The different working areas, in a rigorous play of horizontal and vertical lines, are highlighted by the two different oak shades (natural and dark brown).

Completely suspended from the ground, the washing and cooking base units are easier to use and clean.

White counterbalances the predominance of grey oak. The designer stools and the countertop equipped with a functional projecting top for informal lunches or quick snacks are white.
The shelves are placed under the wall units and light up the worktop.

Honey oak is the bright colour chosen for this composition, made even lighter by the white and steel elements.

Its peninsula is both functional and extremely trendy, including a preparation top, stainless steel sink and breakfast corner.