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A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals

A project where dark wood adds depth and character, while various solutions allow part of the equipment to be hidden, maintaining a clean aesthetic. A kitchen designed to be discovered little by little.

Tourist Rental Apartment in Bilbao

Architecture Studio: Zona Zero Studio

Dark Wood: Characterizing the Space

The dark wood furniture front transforms the kitchen into an architectural element with significant presence. Its finish provides depth and elegance, creating a striking contrast with the warmth of the wooden flooring and the exposed structural elements of the room.

A kitchen that integrates into the apartment’s interior design without losing prominence.

A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals
A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals
A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals
A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals

One of the project’s key features is the retractable doors, which allow part of the kitchen to be hidden when not in use.

A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals
A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals
A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals

A Kitchen: Knowing When to Show Itself

The retractable doors conceal a small pantry and one of the sinks, allowing the work area to be completely hidden and offering a cleaner look.

The incorporation of a wine cooler adds another function to the furniture and reinforces the character of a kitchen designed not only for cooking but also for enjoyment and sharing.

A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals

A Two-Tiered Island: For Work and Socializing

The central island organizes the room and concentrates various functions. Its two-tiered configuration differentiates the work area from the space dedicated to enjoying the kitchen, while the arrangement of elements facilitates interaction around it.

The cooking zone is integrated into the island alongside a second auxiliary water area, creating a complete and functional workstation. On the other side, the spacious bar allows for seating and turns the island into a gathering point.

A Dark Wood Kitchen: Where Design Conceals

A kitchen of great personality where dark wood, stone, and integrated solutions create a sophisticated, functional space designed to adapt to different moments of home life.

Frequently asked questions

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The price depends on factors such as dimensions, layout, materials, finishes, and the chosen equipment. An official distributor will be able to prepare a personalized quote according to the needs of your project.

Yes. The materials and finishes are designed to make everyday cleaning and maintenance easier when the recommended care and maintenance guidelines are followed.

You can receive expert advice at any authorised Pino retailer. Our retailers have experienced professionals who can help you define your project, explore our solutions, and choose the layout, materials and finishes that best suit your space and your way of living.

Yes. Both the design and the choice of materials are intended to provide a kitchen built for everyday use and designed to accompany you for many years.

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