08/28/2026
I counted 6 luxury details in this Italian kitchen that most people walk right past.
The sink is completely hidden under a flush countertop that’s lined in stainless steel.
The cabinet doors are 25% thicker than standard millwork, finished in a custom liquid metal lacquer that had real metal in the lacquer.
Drawers light up with integrated LEDs the second you pull them open.
The illuminated glass cabinetry has zero visible hardware and it’s backlit which I didn’t even mention.
And the dining table is engineered directly off the island.
The countertop and drawers are perfectly mitered where the stone appears to be monolithic.
One factory in Parma, Italy built every piece under one roof so the entire design locks together.
Come test them in person at 68 Division St in San Francisco, or DM me for the catalog.
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