Charcoal Stone Island Kitchen and Walnut Storage Villa

The home unfolds as a sequence of generous, light-filled rooms. A sculptural white spiral stair curves through the circulation hall, while the living room opens to broad garden-facing glazing and a layered media wall. The dining area sits beside tall windows, with a walnut-toned wall and a round stone table adding warmth. From these social rooms, the kitchen remains visually connected through the island, creating a clear route between cooking, dining and everyday conversation.

The kitchen is organized around a deep charcoal stone island with seating on the outer side and a pale stone serving counter beyond it. Matte charcoal base units, ivory tall doors and black-framed glass cupboards create a measured contrast. Integrated ovens sit within the full-height appliance wall, while the perimeter run carries the hob, sink and preparation zones. Fadior's 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies sit behind these visible fronts and stone worktops, whose finishes are read separately in the photographs.

Storage is treated as part of the architecture rather than an afterthought. A walnut wine cabinet presents bottles on illuminated shelves, while the kitchen combines open niches, glass display doors and long banks of lower drawers. The drawer photographs show separated containers for pantry supplies, and the tall appliance wall keeps ovens and tableware within one calm elevation. In the entry circulation, the spiral stair and suspended glass detail provide a sculptural counterpoint to the precise cabinetry lines.

Fadior builds the cabinet bodies in 304 stainless steel, while the visible door fronts, glass display doors and stone worktops follow their own finish specifications.