VOGUE COLLECTION Metal 4.0
The essential use of vacuum
Binova proposes a new way of exploring the relationship between the kitchen and the other spaces in the home, in a continuous interweaving of functions, habits and daily needs. Spaces are no longer limited by structural elements, but become open spaces where people can pass through and where there is no longer any real operational hierarchy. A project that thus defines the spirit of an open house that is not afraid to offer informal perspectives, where the changing perception of space is a value, not an extravagance.The main element around which the whole environment revolves is the L-shaped column wall made up of modules of different depths joined together to form a single line that connects the kitchen to the living room and uses the same elements, a "continuum" of contamination between forms and functions.Another strong feature of the columns are the openings that soften the impact of the wooden wall and at the same time allow the façades to open up and create wonderful cones of light.The living wall features the same finishes as the kitchen and is characterised by an intersection of volumes that allow full and empty spaces with built-in folding compartments, while the sideboard has Vogue doors and a thick stoneware top.
VOGUE COLLECTION Legno
The charm of what is hidden
A hymn to aesthetic purity, like a perfect solid, the 45° cuts at the ends of the island eliminate superfluous lines. The result is a synthesis of cleanliness and form, for an exclusive and elegant environment. Without forgetting the function of a kitchen, to be fully exploited in its entirety in a fluid, timeless space. At the centre of the room is a huge island, with matt lacquered doors cut at 30° in perfect harmony with the Limha worktop with 60° cut-out. The purity of the lines is interrupted by the one-piece sink resting on lowered bases, providing a comfortable space for food preparation. Another element that breaks away from this infinite line is the snack bar opposite the bookcase at the rear. This island acts as a link between two storage areas, one specifically for refrigeration and the other for cooking. The wall units are distinguished by the Vogue vertical handle, an element of strong character. The entire kitchen has been designed using the new 75 module, perfectly in tune with the needs of today's world. The environment ends with a large living area at the rear, characterised by a glass wall next to a floor-level fireplace and a sideboard featuring the same finishes used in the kitchen.
Detail columns Vogue wood special rovere vesuvio with irregular slats with integrated handle lacquered matt. Monobloc sink in gres inside pietra piasentina grigio fiammato with stripes on the front.
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