A bespoke professional Pedini kitchen with Gessi fittings, designed in Friuli and delivered to a 1930s loft in Bonn — drawing, supply, freight and installation coordinated by a single party, across a border.
A Pedini kitchen,
across the border.
The project began with a German architecture studio that had specified a professional Pedini kitchen for a converted 1930s loft — exposed beams, top light, a polished white resin floor. They needed one party accountable for the kitchen from executive drawing to working appliances, in another country, language and set of building conventions.
The kitchen — grey oak fronts, professional stainless-steel tops and worktop, a rail hood suspended from the ceiling — was developed entirely by us and reconciled with the studio's drawings. The Gessi tapware and the studio's pale floral wallpaper close the room. The point was simple: handle a job 900 km away with the same care we give one in Sacile.
