This project combines natural materials with geometric clarity. Richly grained natural walnut towers, silk-matt sage-green flat lacquered doors, a white Calacatta porcelain countertop with dramatic grey veins and fully handleless fronts form a monolithic composition. Full-height single-wall cabinetry, asymmetric two-colour blocking, a concealed LED line and black magnetic-track spotlights create a sculptural kitchen niche for contemporary villas and luxury residences.
Material and Colour Balance
Vertically grained natural walnut veneer is used on the left pantry tower, right oven and refrigerator tower, upper corner storage cabinet and lower sink module.
Silk-matt sage-green lacquer on the two-tier upper cupboards and lower drawer blocks brings spaciousness, calm and botanical elegance.
White Calacatta marble-patterned porcelain / natural stone with pronounced grey veining continues across the worktop and splashback.
Handleless anthracite/black gola profiles and push-to-open fittings keep all cabinet and drawer lines visually simple.
A continuous concealed warm 3000K linear LED strip beneath the upper cupboards evenly lights the work surface and dramatic Calacatta veining.
Black cylindrical spotlights on magnetic ceiling tracks reinforce the architectural direction.
The sink zone combines a brushed stainless-steel/nickel L-shaped tap with a square single-bowl undermount sink. A black-glass gas hob, two built-in ovens and a stainless-steel four-door refrigerator complete the appliance arrangement.
Technical and Architectural Design
Asymmetric Two-Colour Composition: Warm timber and calm pastel sage green are divided along clear geometric axes, creating dynamic blocks across one wall.
Full-Height Two-Tier Upper Storage: Two rows of three green doors, six in total, extend to the ceiling to maximise storage without unused space.
Compact Ergonomic Single-Wall Layout: From left to right, hob, preparation counter, sink, twin ovens and refrigerator form a fluid working sequence with short travel distances.
Full-Height Glazing: Broad sliding glazing on the left connects the kitchen to the terrace and brings direct daylight to the worktop.