White U-Shaped Kitchen in a Hangzhou Villa | Fadior 304

The kitchen is arranged as a compact U around a bright working corner. Tall black appliances frame one side, while the opposite run turns toward two arched windows and a garden view. Continuous ceiling lighting keeps the pale room even and calm, and the stone-look floor gives the work zone a clear visual boundary. The open threshold to the dining area makes the kitchen feel connected to the rest of the villa without losing its practical separation.

Glossy white fronts run across the upper and lower elevations, with slim dark reveals defining the drawers and doors. A black cooktop sits beneath a concealed hood, and the sink and dishwasher occupy the window run. The photographs show marble-look surfaces across the backsplash and worktops, with a deep drawer arranged for plates and bowls. Behind those visible finishes, Fadior specifies 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies for the fitted kitchen.

The walkthrough adds a sense of how the kitchen works in daily life: storage is concentrated along the perimeter, appliances stay integrated into the tall bank, and the window-side counter receives natural light. The adjoining dining view shows the same pale palette continuing through built-in display shelving. The selected stills stay focused on the cabinetry, cooking zone and drawer organization so the material and layout remain easy to read.

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