Contrasto Collection.
Overseas influences inspired the creation of this large kitchen, in which the warmth of wood makes the ambiance welcoming, enhancing the ability to make guests feel at home. The representative function is combined with a wide-ranging aesthetic.
The charm of this composition is its ability to being transformed from a living area into an operative kitchen with a single touch, thanks to the “Revego” mechanism with push-pull opening.
The materials’ preciousness and the originality of the workmanship turn this kitchen into a fascinating triumph of solutions designed to not relinquish any comfort whatsoever.
The open view element in antiqued Elm enfolds the entire Inalco “Meteora Gris Abujardado” ceramic island. The special 45° machining characterises this composition.
By including the display cabinet with antiqued Elm frame, lightness gets provided to the composition, in contrast with the large ceramic unit making up the island.
The transparency of the pantry unit’s glass doors allows the refinement of the ceramic back panel to be appreciated. The opening is guaranteed by the “Air” hinge, while Elm is chosen for the drawer.
The ceramic island is made with a raised backing that encloses the worktop.
Every detail is carefully studied, such as this sink equipped with a chopping board.
The innovation proposed by MittelCucine involves all elements of the kitchen, including the cooking area with a completely concealed top that introduces a new technology even in the most unexpected sectors.
There are no limits to the furnishing possibilities provided by these elegant accessories in model “Filo” Walnut for drawers and deep drawers.
An elliptical frame supports the table extruded from the island, a futuristic and yet poetic element that gracefully furnishes the space.
The contrast between the curved lines of the “Old Metal Peltro” ellipse complements the table’s severe simplicity line.
