Pedini is a kitchen designer and manufacturer from Italy. The company has more than 50 years of experience and since 1957 it has evolved from a small craftsmanship to a high-tech design and manufacturing firm. All of their products are internationally certified to the highest standards. This has been earned by adopting modern technologies and environmentally friendly products such as non toxic glues and varnishes. The result is a kitchen that is completely recyclable. The Italians are known for their great designs (just take a look at their clothing and
This ravishing red kitchen can be found in an apartment in Rome, Italy. It’s a creation of the interior design firm CAFElab. This design agency specializes in architecture, lighting and interior design. CAFElab was hired to renovate the interior of this apartment. They designed a new layout with a lot of connected rooms. The open kitchen is connected to the living room, which is perfect for diner parties. They also chose a rather unusual color scheme. A bright red is the main color of this kitchen. The secondary color is
There’s something serene and peaceful about a minimalist kitchen design. The simple lines and subtle textures create a beautiful coherent whole. Because there are no unnecessary decorative elements that are begging for attention, a minimalist kitchen always looks very clean and inviting. This minimalist design was created by Anne Sophie Goneau. She is an interior designer from Montreal, Quebec. You can find more information about her and her projects on this website. This modern kitchen is characterized by clean lines. The handles of the cabinets are almost invisible thanks to
Sarah Sherman Samuel of Smitten Studio recently renovated a gorgeous cabin on the shores of Lake Michigan. One of the rooms that was in dire need of a makeover was the kitchen (just take a look at the before photos). One of the eyecatchers of this project is the open shelving. Sarah wanted to bring this old design element into the new kitchen. She also chose a very light color scheme; white cabinets, tiles, shelves and ceiling. The only contrasting elements are the wooden floor and countertop. Because of these
