Starting from the clean and pure form of a parallelepiped made of different materials, the sides are opened and unfolded, creating a strong and neat shape.
This allowed a contrast to be created between the marble of the counter, and the metal cladding, providing extra surface as a breakfast table, with the space in between being used as storage for spices, sockets, cutlery or plants.
Produced by 'The Cut Kitchen'
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