Recalling the impressive force of a wave, Nami, by Yabu Pushelberg for Eggersmann, expertly blends Japanese styling with German engineering.
Stepping away from convention, the dramatically cantilevered island reimagines the function of a space without dictating composition.
Made from natural stone, the sculptural object was designed in conjunction with the Murphy-style depot pocket door (not shown), a “theatrical” system that can conceal or reveal the working side of the kitchen while letting the island take centre stage.
