A bespoke Arclinea kitchen in walnut — aluminium plinths, a black-marble peninsula side — and a matching walnut living wall, supplied and installed in a private residence near Pordenone. One material vocabulary, kitchen to living.
Walnut and marble.
A material dialogue.
An Arclinea kitchen in a walnut finish, with the aluminium plinth left exposed — a decision that brings the metal out of the drawer and sets the base line of the whole composition. The black-veined marble side of the peninsula breaks the run of pale volumes: a contrast that was sought, not incidental.
The kitchen floor is a custom grey marble, set apart from the parquet of the dining zone. The change is drawn on the floor itself — no upstands, no trims, just the materials shifting, with a precision only bespoke work makes possible.
The living area carries the same vocabulary into the lounge: a walnut wall composition with wall units, a backlit shelf and fitted columns. The kitchen's language, continued.
