Dandy Collection.
The designers at MittelCucine, through their numerous collaborations with the foreign market, have drawn inspiration from wide horizons and vast expanses to create this majestic project: a unique environment in which valuable materials and functional areas interlink and where personalised craftsmanship takes an incisive part.
The innovative “double swing” opening system provides a glimpse of the actual kitchen to be deployed in daily operations.
In designing this kitchen, the MittelCucine designers relied on ergonomic principles, devising the pedestal dishwasher’s positioning for usage comfort. The space for waste collection is fully exploited thanks to the “P.One” waste bin, which extends in height and consequently provides for more storage capacity.
Large windows light the work area.
The construction detail is represented by the use of the “Fenix Verde Commodoro” finish in the “Total” version for the exposed structure.
The integrated sink element, also in “Fenix Verde Commodoro” colour, contributes to the ambiance’s chromatic continuity.
The cabinet is enhanced by made-to-measure LED profiles integrated into the structure. For the opening, the “Slim F” door in ribbed glass offers a solution specifically designed by MittelCucine.
A veritable marble sculpture that takes shape and becomes alive, providing all the kitchen’s main elements. The 45° machining of the marble doors with “Ipogeo” finish, combined with the integrated marble sink, provide compactness to the sculpture itself.
The workmanship of the top is brought to the fore, acting as a recess to allow the doors to be opened without further aids.
The preciousness of a MittelCucine product is apparent in its details, such as this Walnut wood drawer with dovetail joints.
The bookcase in Black Melamine is enhanced by the Inalco “Lyra” ceramic back panel. The interplay of the different thicknesses deployed lightens the composition. The pantry unit is equipped with “Frame” accessories.
A modern kitchen in its aesthetics, and functional in its composition, which doesn’t forego its welcoming role for both guests and hosts.