Nanjing Villa Kitchen with Grey Shaker Fronts and Glass Storage

The main kitchen occupies a bright, carefully framed room with cabinetry on three sides and a compact island aligned to the window. A tall appliance bank anchors one end, while glass-front wall units draw daylight along the opposite run. The glazed door to the dining room keeps the two spaces visually connected: polished stone flooring, pale walls and concealed ceiling light carry a consistent rhythm from cooking to entertaining.

Grey raised-panel fronts give the kitchen a calm, tailored character, balanced by pale veined stone worktops and a deep black sink and tap at the island. The photographs show a built-in oven stack, refrigerator, induction hob and extraction hood integrated into the elevations. Open drawers reveal neatly grouped crockery, while under-cabinet lighting picks out the backsplash and the working edge. Fadior cabinet bodies are built in 304 stainless steel; the visible fronts and worktops are specified separately.

Beyond the kitchen, a formal dining room is finished with moulded wall panels, a crystal chandelier and a dark sideboard, with a clear sightline back to the island. A second photographed zone turns a glass-front walk-in wardrobe into a display wall for shoes, paired with full-height closed storage and a lounge seat beside a planted courtyard. The walkthrough additionally reveals a utility area fitted with three front-loading washing machines, extending the storage plan into daily household work.

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