The kitchen is no longer conceived as an isolated room intended exclusively for working. It is increasingly common to open kitchens to the rest of the home, merging them with other environments and making them an important center of coexistence. In this case, the kitchen, dining room and reading area constitute a single space that, despite its versatility, is coherent and homogeneous.

The furniture shares a design of refined lines that helps to harmonize the space. The wooden finishes, present in multiple elements, reinforce the idea of ​​aesthetic uniformity, drawing visual links that favor a natural, fluid and barrier-free transition between the different environments. A large island stands as the backbone of the day area, responding to its privileged location with a careful and precise aesthetic, sculpted with pure lines and materials of reduced thickness. On both sides of the island, the rest of the equipment is arranged, fully integrated into the architecture, and in front of the dining room with wooden table and reading area.