GIORGIA (Modular Kitchen)
With an effective use of contrasting colours, GIORGIA is a kitchen design that exudes creativity. Great for open kitchens and kitchen-cum-living spaces, this layout easily adapts to your lifestyle and cooking. The half hanged base cabinet and open box shelves are two interesting elements of this kitchen design. The use of customised graphic laminates achieves stunning effects yet is low on maintenance.
SPECIFICATION
GIORGIA comes with waste bins for under sink cabinet drawers, which enhances functionality and helps maintain hygiene in the kitchen. These waste bins slide out along with the drawer while opening.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND MATERIALS USED IN THIS KITCHEN
FINISHING MATERIALS:Customised graphic designed laminates
STRUCTURAL MATERIALS:Made with 16 mm boiling water resistant plywood
HANDLE:CH 302
ACCESSORIES:Under sink cabinet drawer, stainless steel cutlery tray (Blum)
HARDWARE:Single lift stay
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