Phoenix Kitchen

Phoenix Kitchen

Phoenix Kitchen

Defined by clean architectural lines and sharp contrasts, distinguished by the absence of the handle substituted with 60 degree door edge channels.

A project signed by CR&S Varenna with a contemporary design and a natural aesthetics.

A project with an aesthetic extremely essential, featured by great volumes and wide surfaces. It is targeted for a public looking for a kitchen of minimalist-contemporary style, which should be at the same time “important”, with the availability of big spaces in which the elements are made...

A project with an aesthetic extremely essential, featured by great volumes and wide surfaces. It is targeted for a public looking for a kitchen of minimalist-contemporary style, which should be at the same time “important”, with the availability of big spaces in which the elements are made...

Twelve Kitchen with peninsula composition. Doors in spessart oak, ½’’ thick, in smooth raven sand quartzite. Panels and shelves in spessart oak, columns and hanging elements with white embossed lacquered doors. Velvet Due chairs, covered with fabric. Twelve is a project characterized by a...

A plan that proposes a new vision of design combining versatility and concreteness: an increasingly more personalized kitchen, an ideal world of pleasure in simplicity. Kyton, design CR&S Varenna, is a kitchen expressing an evolved and informal living solution.

The concept of this modern kitchen is to convert every practical unit into sheer design of essential forms, while still maintaining the highest functionality. The aesthetic concept of Alea is linked to the strong prominence of composition of every element, an edge, a frame or a structure....

A project with an aesthetic extremely essential, featured by great volumes and wide surfaces. It is targeted for a public looking for a kitchen of minimalist-contemporary style, which should be at the same time “important”, with the availability of big spaces in which the elements are made more...

This kitchen interprets the widespread desire for handiness and elegance. A sensation suggested by new components such as handles and various thicknesses, the use of light equipped panels and white and dark pine finishes.

Worktop, Artex handle and door in matte grafite tuttocolore laminate. The worktop with tapered edge follows the 60 degree edge of the doors, the distinguishing feature of the Artex project. Inner drawers with personalized front and equipments in Walnut Canaletto. Inner led lighting.

Stools in Spessart Oak finish, designed by Rodrigo Torres for Poliform.