Graphite Island Kitchen in 304 Stainless Steel with Green Stone

The photographed kitchen opens directly toward a dining setting, so the island acts as both a preparation surface and a visual hinge between cooking and eating. A pair of windows brings daylight to the perimeter run, while concealed strip lighting traces the lower cabinets and island base after dark. The composition is calm and linear: tall appliances sit at one end, the sink and cooking zones occupy the perimeter, and the dining table continues the same stone-led material rhythm.

Graphite fronts give the lower cabinetry a quiet, continuous elevation, balanced by a long green-veined backsplash and pale upper units. The island has a broad work surface with an integrated cooking zone and a deep, reflective side panel. Integrated ovens and a full-height refrigerator wall keep the appliance line visually controlled, while glass-front cupboards display stemware and daily tableware above the main counter.

The dining side is the only secondary zone documented in this set, but it adds useful evidence of the room's everyday workflow. A generous stone table faces the island, with open sightlines to the display cabinets and the window-side preparation counter. Close views also show the sink, edge detailing and illuminated plinths, making the practical junctions between storage, cleaning and serving legible without relying on staged props.

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