The project draws out the depth of each material through carefully considered pairings and finely worked surfaces. Travertine marble, used across the top, sides and doors, conveys a sense of solidity and visual continuity, while the tobacco oak of the wall introduces warmth. The Italia marble door incorporates its namesake handle, carved directly into the stone and precisely inset, an expression of artisanal skill and technical mastery. Stainless steel completes the composition, lending a subtle professional character.
Around the island, a system of complementary elements broadens its use. The Folia table connects with ease, extending the working surface in a fluid, organic form, accompanied by Jens stools available in all Arclinea wood finishes. Particular attention is given to the curved side panel, a synthesis of formal exploration and construction innovation. Rather than being carved from a single block of marble, it is produced using a technology that reduces material waste. The tapered Era-designed top defines a slender, elegant profile, enhancing the overall sense of lightness.
Behind the island, the fitted wall organises the space with clarity and purpose. Oven columns integrate with Modus doors which, when required, open the working area to reveal a monobloc marble worktop. Italia doors in NTF tobacco oak, paired with coordinated shelving and accessories, form a coherent system in which every function is precisely resolved.
