Valcucine has always distinguished itself for its focus on human well-being through the pursuit of solutions that enhance daily interaction with the kitchen, creating new user experiences through distinctive special elements.
Among the most innovative and recognizable special elements designed by Gabriele Centazzo, the equipped back panel of New Logica stands out, characterized by upper tilting doors and lower sliding doors that open and close smoothly to reveal its full functionality.
Inserted in this Artematica Glossy Vitrum Maquis Shrubland, New Logica has been restyled, identifying three distinct areas - cooking, washing, and preparation - and re-equipped with the addition of new wooden accessories designed by Gabriele Centazzo.
Recognizing that architectural integration has become essential in high-end kitchen projects, the special element of New Logica is further enriched by the possibility of vertical development.
The introduction of a new cover panel for the distinctive balance beam allows for the design of additional wall units above the special element or to achieve full verticality of the kitchen space up to the ceiling.
The pursuit of kitchen integration within the architecture is also reflected in the creation of a new door, aligned and in continuity with the finish of the doors, creating a harmonious look and surprising openings to other areas of the house.
Among the most innovative and recognizable special elements designed by Gabriele Centazzo, the equipped back panel of New Logica stands out, characterized by upper tilting doors and lower sliding doors that open and close smoothly to reveal its full functionality.
Inserted in this Artematica Glossy Vitrum Maquis Shrubland, New Logica has been restyled, identifying three distinct areas - cooking, washing, and preparation - and re-equipped with the addition of new wooden accessories designed by Gabriele Centazzo.
Recognizing that architectural integration has become essential in high-end kitchen projects, the special element of New Logica is further enriched by the possibility of vertical development.
The introduction of a new cover panel for the distinctive balance beam allows for the design of additional wall units above the special element or to achieve full verticality of the kitchen space up to the ceiling.
The pursuit of kitchen integration within the architecture is also reflected in the creation of a new door, aligned and in continuity with the finish of the doors, creating a harmonious look and surprising openings to other areas of the house.
