Ivory U-Shaped Kitchen and Graphite Display Cabinetry

Daylight enters from broad black-framed windows at both the kitchen and the adjoining sitting area, giving the apartment a clear visual route from food preparation to dining and lounging. The U-shaped kitchen holds the working surfaces along three sides, while the open edge faces the dining table and the deeper living room. A glazed corner beyond the sofa forms a quieter seating pocket, extending the room sequence without breaking the continuous grey floor and warm ivory palette.

The kitchen is composed as a precise working wall: a long run of pale fronts meets the window sink, turns to the cooking zone and finishes at a tall bank of integrated appliances. The dark hood, reflective splashback and stone-effect worktop add measured contrast to the light cabinetry. Fadior's 304 stainless steel cabinet bodies sit behind the visible fronts, while the broad drawers, under-counter storage and tall units keep everyday equipment close to the work triangle.

Beyond the kitchen, a full-height display wall links dining and living functions. Framed glass doors reveal carefully arranged shelving, glassware and decorative objects, while closed graphite and taupe panels keep the larger storage volume visually quiet. The dining table sits directly in front of the display composition, and the living room faces it across a low seating zone. At the window end, a small round table and two chairs create a bright retreat framed by trees and reflective stone flooring.

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