No boundary between kitchen and room.
05/ Living is specified for apartments, penthouses and interior-led residential projects where the kitchen shares the same space as the living area. The design intent is continuity, a kitchen that sits alongside furniture, shelving and interior architecture as part of a single visual language. This collection suits projects where spatial integration is the primary design requirement.
Furniture-grade finish.
Residential discipline.
Living specifications dissolve the distinction 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; island configurations, integrated dining and open compositions that respond to the proportions of the room.
Material selection prioritises how finishes sit alongside sofas, joinery and interior architecture and not how they perform as kitchen surfaces in isolation. Detailing is precise but quiet. The collection framework gives designers full flexibility on layout, material and configuration within a direction that consistently prioritises the kitchen’s integration into the broader interior scheme.
Typical specification direction.
Materials, surfaces and components commonly specified within Living projects.
Materials
High-end lacquers, refined veneers and finishes specified for alignment with residential interior furniture. Selected to sit alongside living-room joinery and architectural detailing.
Colours
Tones drawn from the interior palette; warm neutrals, deep muted hues and natural timber tones. Colour specified to create continuity between kitchen and 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 carefully planned to keep function invisible and the kitchen composed within the room.
Sinks
Flush-mounted or integrated specification to minimise visual disruption. Positioned and finished to maintain the kitchen’s reading as an interior element.
Taps
Slim-profile in finishes that complement the interior material palette. Specified for discretion functional but designed to recede within the composition.
