FRANCESCA (Modular Kitchen)
Break away from the monotony of pastels and neutral shades that dominate kitchen designs with our colourful FRANCESCA kitchen design. Add splashes of purple, red, and yellow to liven up your kitchen. Rectangular shaped overhead cabinets placed asymmetrically and a clean, edgy look make this model very contemporary yet classy in a fun way. The glossy white laminates against the darker dado add an interesting contrast to the whole colourful look of this model.
Utilising only a single wall, this modular kitchen design is perfect for open kitchens or kitchens that share space with living rooms.
SPECIFICATION
FRANCESCA offers an ideal solution for high- and mid-wall units. Thanks to hydraulic lift system, the profile doors open easily, remain in any desired positions, and close softly and effortlessly.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND MATERIALS USED IN THIS KITCHEN
FINISHING MATERIALS:Polyurethane (PU) high gloss kitchen
STRUCTURAL MATERIALS:Made from 16 mm boiling water resistant plywood
HANDLE:Profile handle
ACCESSORIES:Tandem box (Blum ORGA-LINE), tandem box tall unit
HARDWARE:Single lift stay (KUTCHINA)
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