Private Client Project 07

This apartment's furnishings encompass two adjacent spaces: the kitchen/living room and the hallway. The contiguity of the spaces also translates into the contiguity of the elements and materials used in the design.

The kitchen area is separated from the living room by a sliding partition, creating two independent spaces.

The kitchen is finished in dark avio white lacquer, with a Corian countertop and oak details, such as the grooved handles and open shelving.

The refrigerator and oven cabinets are also built in oak, creating harmony between the kitchen's various elements.

The key feature of this kitchen is the functionality of its spaces, thanks to the use of niches, open shelving, and wall units that lift upwards.

This allows for efficient use of every corner without wasting valuable space.

The bookcase, located in the hallway, extends seamlessly from the kitchen, creating a seamless transition between the kitchen and hallway. The open storage in the hallway is oak, while the bookcase has oak shelves and an air force blue frame, matching the kitchen cabinets.
The black tempered glass dividers lend a modern touch, while the backlit shelves add a further touch of elegance.