304 stainless steel cabinetry design studies.

Tokyo, Japan

This Tokyo penthouse concept organizes 120 sqm around a brushed 304 stainless steel island. A 1.2 mm surface target, 90 kg shelf-load target, and 100,000-cycle hinge target shape a kitchen for compact hosting routes, with ASTM A240, NSF/ANSI 51, and HACCP references guiding material and cleaning decisions.

Wellington, New Zealand

This 420 sqm Wellington villa design study places a 3.6 m island at the centre of daily cooking and guest service. Brushed 304 stainless steel, a 1.2 mm wet-work surface, 100,000-cycle storage planning, and a 20-year warranty target give the kitchen a practical framework for family life.

Milan, Italy

This 140 sqm Milan penthouse kitchen concept arranges washing, preparation, and serving around a 1.2 mm brushed 304 stainless steel specification. A defined pantry shelf allowance and a 20-year surface-warranty target give the compact open-plan room practical direction while dining remains calm and welcoming.

Dubai, UAE

This 210 sqm Dubai penthouse kitchen study organises 3 working zones around a 1.2 mm brushed 304 stainless steel specification. A 50 kg pantry shelf allowance and a 20-year surface-warranty target give the sink, preparation, and serving route measurable direction while the skyline-facing room stays ready for hosting.

Queenstown, New Zealand

This 185 sqm Queenstown penthouse kitchen study places 304 stainless steel across 3 working zones: sink, preparation, and serving. A 1.2 mm brushed finish, 50 kg shelf-load allowance, and 20-year surface-warranty planning create a residential wet-zone sequence for frequent hosting without turning the room into a commercial kitchen.

Lisbon, Portugal

This Lisbon penthouse design study sets a 220 sqm kitchen within a 3-zone hosting plan. Its 1.2 mm 304 stainless steel cabinetry separates preparation, dining mood, and storage visibility with 200,000-cycle hardware and a 20-year surface warranty, without closing the room into smaller compartments.