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Wrap Around Kitchen



Having the extraction system suspended from the cabinetry provides this kitchen with some real architectural independence; it also creates a functional bridge uniting the cooking zones in two separate locations. 
The tall oven housing is singled out from amongst consumable storage and presents an inverted cantilever to facilitate the needs of the hob!  This feature creates a “wrap around” effect, a soothing embrace that has the power to cocoon and envelop the kitchen user in functionality and precession engineering.  Add to this the elegant combination of walnut and stainless steel which has been detailed to enhance the physical form of the design and you have got a kitchen that will exceed expectations.
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  1. Chris Dalzell6 October 2012 at 14:14

    Who manufactures the ceiling hood above? Siemens?

    We've seen a massive increase in demand for them over the last year alongside large capacity wine coolers from brands like Liebherr.

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