An integrated space that was differentiated from the rest of the house was achieving, where the kitchen, cupboards, wash and cooking areas are combined in a single block. It is all suspended in the air. As a tribute to a routine profession that requires great dedication, Martín made the work zone the main feature, with the cleaning zone and the area with the household appliance apart. A sensation of spruceness and simplicity that combines perfectly with traditional oak wood with gloss black lacquer and stainless steel, where the brightness of the doors subtly adjusts with the matt of the worktops.

Words may be carried away on the wind, but, strangely enough, our brain has a small area to store the flavours that have formed part of our life. And, for Martín, a professional cook, connecting flavours and emotions is what makes his work special…

Martín bought a gunwale where he lives away from noise, smoke and the rat race. When he refurbished it, he thought about a traditional kitchen but combined with his love of innovating, testing and evolving. He wanted an open place where the task of cooking, his conversations or background music would form part of the same space, a place that would allow him to enjoy the kitchen, the peace of the setting and the unrivalled ritual of trying new sensations. He needed a place where he could be himself and enjoy his greatest hobby… cooking.

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Black lacquered glass base and tall unit door with matt aluminum frame. Luce handle. 6cm thick ice lacquered glass top with matt aluminum edge. Matrix hood.

The strong personality of Luce is set off by the lightweight matt aluminum frame on which the Luce handle, integrated in the top door profile, stands out. Interesting light reflections are created by the interaction of the glass top with the pelmet light.

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The poetry of the curved line. This kitchen is based on just a few precise concepts: exemplary technology, energy saving, environmental protection, ergonomic precision and, lastly, aesthetics that are not formulated on hi-tech or minimalist ostentation but are the result of research based on intimate, evocative and emotional factors.

The poetry and aesthetics of the curved line are the synthetic and dominating themes from which the entire image of this project stems: an enveloping, sinuous, wavy and dynamic meaning. A feeling of total protection: physical, because by rounding off edges, accidents are avoided, especially to the children in the vicinity; and psychological, letting you use this culinary tool in a relaxed and happy way for perfect cooking results.

Alessi’s kitchen design could be at home anywhere. It doesn’t want to impose, it doesn’t want to clash. It talks of balance. It talks of harmony. An accord of materials for a kitchen with a renewed sense of space. New dimensions in movement that follow the rhythm of poetry, of environmental life.

The kitchen has the soft lines of a person who has been putting tasty food on the stove for a long time and moves sinuously. Permeated by an aura of lightness. It has no sharp edges, no protrusions. In other words, no danger for children. Only lots of softly rounded shapes that do not forsake technology.

The environment in which we live is best when it is minimalist, pure, open, free from useless frills. Even a handle can be a symbol of ostentation. Better to have no handle then, to set off the creative characteristics of a kitchen that has a very modern style.

No straight, harsh, inflexible lines similar to those created by man. Inspiration comes from the freehand, sensual curve, the one that traces mountain contours and the sinuous flow of rivers. The curve that rides the waves of the sea and draws the outlines of a woman’s body. The whole universe is made of curves, the curved universe of the Alessi kitchen.

Elegant details. The 100% recyclable top is tempered for very high resistance and safety and is treated with water-based varnish. Dematerialisation and total recyclability.

Attention to ergonomics is emphasized by the mobile peninsular unit that can be fitted over the kitchen worktop. A curvy movement. Freedom to use all the space available according to one’s needs.

The sideboard and larder concept has distinguished the European furniture culture throughout history. This cupboard structure reinterprets it, with a modern and technological appeal. The cupboard in this kitchen is designed for storage and preservation. A revolution of functional organization, but also of aesthetics that transforms the kitchen into an operative and technological living room.

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