White Panelled Villa Kitchen and Multi-Room Cabinetry in Chongqing

The home is organized around a bright white kitchen that opens toward a sculptural island and an adjacent living area. A long run of cabinetry follows the window wall, while tall storage and integrated appliances complete the opposite elevation. From the kitchen, the sightline moves through the island seating toward layered display cabinetry and a softer sitting zone, creating a clear sequence between preparation, dining and conversation. Recessed ceiling light and concealed cove lighting keep the pale palette even, while dark window frames add measured contrast.

The kitchen combines a U-shaped working perimeter with a substantial stone-clad island. Framed white door fronts, long brass-toned pulls and marble-look splashbacks create a tailored traditional language, while the open drawers reveal metallic interiors and organized storage. Tall housings gather refrigeration and built-in appliances into one wall, leaving the main counter visually calm. The 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies sit behind the visible fronts and worktops, giving the fitted system its robust internal structure without confusing the finish of each surface.

Beyond the kitchen, the photographs show a glass-front display cabinet, full-height wardrobe runs and a primary bedroom wall with arched panel detailing. Two bathrooms use different vanity treatments: one has a softly ribbed pink-toned front, while another pairs a pale basin with a marble-look wall. A children’s room uses low and high storage under a sloped ceiling, keeping toys and daily items within reach. Together these spaces show a consistent approach to proportion, concealed storage and room-specific finishes.

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.