White Island Kitchen in a Hangzhou Villa with 304 Stainless Cabinet Bodies

The kitchen is organized as a bright perimeter around a central island, with a tall window bringing greenery and daylight to the sink run. A full-height bank of refrigeration and ovens anchors one side, while the cooking wall and peninsula-like return keep preparation, cooking and serving within a short working circuit. The pale floor and veined wall surface reflect the ceiling lights, giving the compact villa room a calm, continuous envelope.

White slab-front cabinetry keeps the elevations quiet and lets the dark island read as the room's visual anchor. The island combines a deep stone-look worktop with blue upholstered stools, while the cooking wall places the hood and hob between tall storage and open counter space. Fadior's 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies sit behind the visible fronts and finish layers; the photographs show clean horizontal reveals, integrated appliances and a broad, uncluttered preparation surface.

Close views document the everyday storage details that make the kitchen usable: a deep drawer holds plates in a dedicated rack, lower drawers sit directly beneath the hob, and the window-side counter keeps frequently used items beside the sink. The tall appliance wall conceals refrigeration, ovens and smaller appliances behind aligned white fronts. Together, the wide views and detail frames show a finished villa kitchen designed around visibility, reach and a clear route from storage to preparation.

Fadior builds the cabinet bodies in 304 stainless steel, while the visible white door fronts, dark island finish and stone-look worktops follow their own finish specifications.