Choosing a kitchen with an island means having more space to experience the kitchen, going beyond its functional perspective to enjoy an environment that once again becomes the heart of the house, a space naturally capable of communicating with the other areas of the house, starting from the living one.
The kitchen with island is perfect for having an open view of the surrounding space and not losing sight of the little ones in the family, who can be directly involved in the preparation of a recipe thanks to the ample space available. Objects and small appliances such as a wine cellar can be placed on the island and therefore accessible to everyone, in a space that is becoming increasingly used, especially when you want to add a place at the table. And cooking is no longer an alienating experience used only in a closed space, that of the kitchen, but becomes a way through which we relate to others.
By furnishing the central piece of furniture, the walls will be freer to accommodate space, perhaps giving you the opportunity to highlight the environment with curtains or tiles. And the island cabinet with its hood above the cooking area will become the fulcrum of your modular kitchen. In line with the island you can decide for a special chandelier.
The meticulous and essential organization creates a sense of balance and the stone-effect floor with a delicate shade gives continuity to the entire environment and can create a connection with the outdoor space, which could host a sitting area to enjoy the summer months inside and out home.
When the matt finish island becomes the protagonist
We present the Mood kitchen model from the Stosa brand, which adopts this solution with a brand new elm veneer finish.
Composed of a central island in Ice matt lacquer with Tetris inserts in natural elm and elm columns with open compartments in matt lacquer, it renders the white and honey color combination with candid elegance, creating a combination with extremely bright gilding.
Essentiality of shapes and generosity of dimensions, these are the prerequisites of the modern kitchen that interprets contemporary conviviality. In the centre, the maxi monolithic island, made up of a worktop and a cooking area, which flanks full-wall wall units and drawers.
The parallelepiped with generous dimensions and bright surface is the emblem of contemporary conviviality: functional and devoted to ordered freedom.
Style detail: the wooden table
Inserted in this block, the protagonist of the kitchen, stands a 6 cm high snack table which, with its honey tones, softens the atmosphere and leaves enough space for the kitchen to move freely. In the whiteness of a very simple yet versatile composition, the natural elm veneered table is inserted which, with discreet elegance, adds an air of family.
Photo credits: Stosa
