Warm Walnut Kitchen and Layered Storage in a Contemporary Villa

The interior is organized as a sequence of calm, storage-led rooms. A narrow galley kitchen runs toward a window, with tall cabinetry and a dark worktop defining the cooking zone. Beyond it, warm timber flooring leads to a living wall with a recessed television and lit display niches. Bedrooms continue the same full-height language, while the children's room opens into a compact loft arrangement with a desk below and a railing above. The walkthrough also shows the entry transition, keeping the visual rhythm consistent from arrival to private rooms.

The kitchen uses a restrained run of matte brown fronts, pale stone-look wall surfaces and a dark counter with a deep sink. Integrated appliances sit within the tall bank, while drawers and an internal organizer make the lower storage legible at close range. In the living and bedroom zones, white and walnut-toned fronts are set into precise wall-to-wall elevations. Open shelving, smoked-glass display doors and warm linear lighting add depth without making the cabinetry feel heavy. The 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies sit behind these visible front and worktop finishes.

Storage is treated as part of each room's architecture. Bedroom wardrobes combine long closed doors with lit compartments, drawers, hanging rails and pull-out accessories. A glazed study wall displays objects while keeping everyday equipment visually contained. The children's loft uses a built-in desk, overhead cupboards, a compact wardrobe and stair drawers to turn a small footprint into a working and sleeping zone. At the entry, darker cabinetry adds open shelving and shoe storage, giving the arrival area a practical landing point without introducing a separate furniture language.

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.