This is the Comprex Segno kitchen, displayed at the recent EuroCucina show in Milan and designed by Marconato&Zappa.
Segno is a kitchen characterised by linear elements that includes furniture elements for the living room in matching designs and finishes. With an architectural finish, Segno features the company’s thickest door – 25mm – creating a sense of solidity and structure.
The main feature of the Comprex Segno kitchen is the broad central island which features a number of different levels to create different work surfaces as well as provide aesthetic balance. To off-set the horizontal surfaces, a number of additional pieces such as wall columns, support surfaces, book shelves and TV furniture are available.
Comprex systems are designed to allow for kitchens to be customised to suit the taste and requirements of the customer. At EuroCucina 2016, the company released a new range of accessories, furniture and finishes that specifically target the needs of the living room such as a wall system and storage cabinets to match its kitchen designs.
The range of finishes for both the kitchens and the living room furniture has been enriched with new materials including the innovative matte-effect Fenix melamine that has proven so popular.
To ensure the company’s high quality standards are met, every kitchen is “dry” assembled on board in order to check, prior to final assembly, the perfect match of composition, quality and uniformity of lacquering and the direction of the veins in wood finishes.
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