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Formalia by Scavolini

The Formalia kitchen by Vittore Niolu for Scavolini is distinguished by its understated detailing: Flat-faced doors feature recessed titanium or black metal hardware for a super-streamlined profile, while a modular shelving system helps establish rhythmic symmetry. It’s part of a larger range that includes living room and bathroom solutions.

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Intersection by Dada

Anchored by a five-centimetre-thick work surface made from dramatically streaked Breccia Capraia marble, Vincent Van Duysen’s Intersection for Dada Kitchens is a study in proportion. Countering this heft are linear, corner and island modules that feature geometrically arranged inlaid wood panels with visible grain and a perpendicular snack table.

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V2 by Vipp

Rendered in a palette of natural materials — Jura marble and dark-stained oak — the modular V2 by Vipp is an expression of refinement and tactility. Comprising two freestanding islands and two styles of wall unit, the collection features integrated aluminum pulls on the drawers and cabinets for a clean look. Optional reeded glass or vertically extruded aluminum fronts add sophistication; internally, dividers for cutlery, knives, waste sorting and more enhance its functionality.

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Alea Pro by Poliform

An update to architect Paolo Piva’s classic Alea kitchen from 2003, the Pro version for Poliform stays true to its rigorously composed roots while offering increased approachability and customization. Easy-to-grab handles on the cabinet doors add an ergonomic yet elegant note, while accessories like spice racks, ceramic and glass jars, open shelving and more can be incorporated.

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