Visitors to the recently held edition of Cersaie admired some new kitchen furniture products released by Gamedecor called “Emotions Rooms”. This according to the press release is “a new concept in kitchen design which intends to open the space to new uses and functions, uniting it with the living room.” 
With this “new” method, Gamadecor (part of the Porcelanosa Group) have expanded the functionality of the column area, taking advantage of this element as a separator of atmospheres which allows the kitchen to communicate with the living room through a serving hatch, but also with storage space on both sides.They state this is ideal for making the most of any space in studio flats and “loft” type layouts.
With this release, the Porcelanosa Group offers a compact island with a two height countertop. The upper level is intended as the work area, allowing different tasks to be undertaken comfortably, with a granite Aristea White countertop with a gloss finish, which integrates the hob and the sink. The lower level, made from Krion® white, acts as a table, with an asymmetrical design that seems to glide underneath the work surface.
In keeping with the shining whites of the island, the columns are presented in a shining lacquer finish, decorated with a natural oak veneer border in Alba finish. The integrated handles on the front remain hidden, thus achieving a compact volume of simple lines, only interrupted by the plate warmer which connects the kitchen with the living room. This finishes are repeated in the rear of the column area, where the design is completed with shelves for storage and decoration, thereby unifying the design of the kitchen and the living room through a single element.
A stylish kitchen in anyone’s language – any thoughts?
For more information visit www.porcelanosa.com
