The challenge with this space was to connect the kitchen and the family room as one open space, without being able to remove a structural wall. The concept focused on the load-bearing wall as the key element to the layout; the wall is still present but disappears while "wrapped" in cabinetry. Appliances and storage on the kitchen side, and a fun open bookcase on the other. The result is a dynamic layout, which favors the flow between the two areas, by creating privacy and practical features at the same time.

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The kitchen offers generous storage but still maintains a minimal look. The breakfast nook, once separate from the cooking area, is now connected to the island, and becomes an informal yet practical dining surface.

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The sleek lines of the handle-less cabinetry are enriched by the use of three different materials; Rovere Grigio wood veneer, Efeso matte lacquer and Kane' laminate coexist, offering a cohesive and modern palette.