An interior with a distinctive style

The striking character of this project is defined by the Carbon American oak veneer, which flows through both storeys and creates a carefully considered material concept linking the kitchen, dining room and adjoining living areas. The dark finish, combined with light tones, stone and lacquered surfaces, creates a striking contrast that lends the interior depth and a distinctive atmosphere.

The ELITE/LINE main kitchen is built around a combination of dark veneer, a glossy Champagne-coloured lacquer and a robust Taurus Terrazzo Dark Matt worktop. The centrepiece is an island with a bar area, the front of which is adorned with backlit onyx. Its natural veining stands out in the light and brings a unique natural element to the composition. 

Aesthetics and practicality go hand in hand here. The coffee-making area is concealed behind elegant folding doors, ensuring the worktop remains clean and uncluttered. The ensemble is complemented by Miele and Liebherr appliances and a Blanco sink set in the Dark Steel finish.

The kitchen flows seamlessly into the dining area, featuring a solid-wood JS32 table, and the living area with a KS41 coffee table. Glazed display cabinets with integrated lighting form the transition between the two zones — during the day they lighten the block of tall cupboards, whilst after dark they become a striking lighting feature.

The loft floor retains the same design style, but features a significantly lighter colour scheme. The ELITE/LINE kitchen, finished in Carbon American oak veneer, is complemented here by a Dekton Nacre worktop. The combination of dark wood and light stone creates a more airy feel. The Blanco fittings in Dark Steel tie in with the design on the ground floor and unite both storeys into a single, well-thought-out whole.