Kitchen as
interior furniture.
05/ Living is a collection for apartments, penthouses and homes where the kitchen shares the same space as the living room. The design intent is continuity, a kitchen that sits alongside furniture, shelving and interior objects as part of the same visual language. It should feel like part of the room, not an interruption within it.
Designed to live,
alongside everything else.
A Living kitchen dissolves the boundary between kitchen and interior. Architectural shelving, high-end material finishes and compositions aligned with the living-room aesthetic allow the kitchen to read as furniture rather than cabinetry.
Layouts are planned around the centre of the living space with island configurations, integrated dining and open compositions that respond to the proportions and rhythm of the room.
The material language is refined with residential finishes selected for how they sit alongside sofas, joinery and interior architecture rather than how they perform in isolation as a kitchen. Detailing is precise but quiet. The kitchen should never announce itself. Living suits homes where spatial integration is the priority and the kitchen is experienced as part of a single, composed interior.
Specified to
the collection.
Materials, surfaces and components typically associated with Living kitchens.
Materials
High-end lacquers, refined veneers and finishes selected for their alignment with residential interior furniture. Materials are chosen to sit comfortably alongside living-room joinery and architectural detailing.
Colours
Tones drawn from the interior palette of the home; warm neutrals, deep muted hues and natural timber tones that create continuity between the kitchen and the surrounding living space.
Countertops
Surfaces specified for visual refinement and tactile quality. Material selection prioritises how the worksurface reads within the interior composition as a furniture element, not a utility surface.
Organisation Units
Concealed storage systems that maintain the furniture-like quality of the cabinetry. Internal drawers, integrated bins and hidden pantry solutions keep function out of sight and the kitchen visually composed within the room.
Sinks
Flush-mounted or integrated sinks specified to minimise visual disruption. Positioned and finished to maintain the seamless quality of the kitchen as an interior element.
Taps
Slim-profile taps in finishes that complement the interior material palette. Selected for discretion functional but designed to recede within the composition rather than signal the kitchen’s presence.
