BRERA KITCHEN

A large island in Travertine with an elegant silhouette occupies like a modern sculpture the center of a space defined by soft colors and precise geometries.

The back wall, characterized by an open element and shelving, thoroughly in Travertine lit from above contributes to the enhancing of the monolithic object theatricality, protagonist of the project. A context that highlights the pure and sophisticated character of Brera, the iconic Bamax model designed by Giacomo Baron and Giorgio Ragazzini, focused on the idea of concentrating food preparation and art of hosting around the same element.

The island, translated into a sculptural form, interprets the idea of the show kitchen at its maximum expression.

To complete the layout, two equipped walls with impeccable aesthetics outline the longitudinal sides of the room.

Two truly timber-cladded walls, enriched by the vertical asymmetrical fluting typical of the Brera model, which integrate appliances and storage compartments as well as doors connecting the kitchen area to other complementary work and home spaces.

Characterised by linear forms and the presence of architecturally inspired symmetries, the BRERA collection, designed by Giorgio Ragazzini for Bamax, conveys a refined artistic memory in its sophisticated and minimalist geometry.

The series includes a 4-door sideboard, a cabinet with a glass door, a swivelling bookcase and a table, for use in the dining and living area, made with a workmanship that, by maintaining the continuity of the Oak wood grain, gives the furniture a handcrafted character without concealing the purely contemporary essence of the creation.