SERAFINA (Modular Kitchen)
Often large open kitchen spaces look flat due to lack of ideas. SERAFINA is your perfect solution for this problem. The pale rubber wood finish takes the classic and turns it into contemporary while the longevity of the hardwood increases the life of this layout. The visible grains of the wood finish enhances its natural appeal, while the isolated cooking area and open wooden shelves adds a splash of modernity to this kitchen. Though this kitchen offers plenty of storage space, it never lacks in style.
SPECIFICATION
The narrow cabinets, side pullouts, and cups and saucer baskets of this design are compatible with TANDEMBOX intivo.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION AND MATERIALS USED IN THIS KITCHEN
FINISHING MATERIALS:Rubber wood
STRUCTURAL MATERIALS:Made from 16 mm boiling water resistant plywood
HANDLE:CH 903
ACCESSORIES:Innotech grain trolley, wooden cutlery tray, bottle pullout (Blum)
HARDWARE:0° sensys hinge
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