A Kitchen That Breathes Light and Harmony

The Old Line Living Kitchen is more than furniture—it’s a vision of space where natural light, timeless design, and advanced functionality meet. Designed for open-plan homes with a preference for clean, uninterrupted lines, this kitchen composition encourages a lifestyle of fluid movement and visual balance.

Framed Glass Units: Architecture in the Living Area

At the heart of the living proposal is a large glass façade framed in wood, structured with symmetry and designed to evoke the quiet grandeur of architectural classics. The Tip-on opening mechanism ensures seamless access to compartments without the need for visible handles, preserving the visual purity and allowing light to radiate freely throughout the space.

Masterful Metallic Lacquering

The tall columns feature a metallic lacquer with a brushed artisanal finish, achieved through a labor-intensive process: six layers of pigmented lacquer are hand-applied to a stabilized, polyester-coated MDF panel. This gives each unit a rich depth, soft sheen, and handcrafted quality rarely seen in modern kitchens.

Inside these columns, the Kesseböhmer “Convoy” extractable mechanism offers next-level organization. It brings the entire pantry outward in a single motion, eliminating barriers to accessibility and maximizing storage. Vertical Net LED lighting, recessed into the side walls, ensures that the full interior is brilliantly lit at all times.

Operational Brilliance: Barazza Steel and Dynamic Geometry

The cooking and washing zones are equipped with Barazza stainless steel worktops, sculpted into sleek, function-driven forms. Known for its durability and design-forward aesthetics, Barazza steel turns utility into art, making the operational area feel like part of the furniture rather than an add-on.

The Island ends with the Filogiorno terminal element, subtly shifting the geometry and offering a graceful conclusion to the cabinet sequence. This asymmetry creates both rhythm and a sense of custom craftsmanship in the composition.

Subtle Strength: Handles and Seating

Where handles are used, such as the Charme metal handle, they’re seamlessly integrated—providing a tactile experience without disturbing the visual harmony. Meanwhile, Armshell chairs with black bases and oxide red seats inject a dose of warmth and contrast, anchoring the dining area in style.

A Final Word

The Old Line Living Kitchen is where form meets function with emotional clarity. It’s not just a kitchen—it’s a living architecture that honors both the natural world and the demands of modern life. Whether you’re entertaining or simply enjoying a quiet evening, this design ensures every moment feels intentional, open, and refined.