Edited by Simona Sabato
Designed by Ulysses Narcisi, the new Rastelli kitchen draws inspiration from the concept of narrative. Different elements and styles intertwine in this model that tells of a place of conviviality and sharing, which more than any other, in the imagination as ancient as it is modern, finds its ideal dimension in the kitchen.
The matt dove-coloured lacquered composition is a perfect example of this mixture of styles, with, on the one hand, contemporary elements such as the completely smooth doors of the base units combined with the glass wall units with lacquered frames, and, on the other hand, an 'industrial' touch, with an essential design and extremely clean lines, and black aluminium, also chosen for the Dama wall accessory.
A decidedly modern taste can be found in the full-height columns used for the larder and appliance storage. Here the doors feature a frame that 'warms' and embellishes the modules, without weighing them down. Finally, here is an element with a classic flavour, emblematic of the manufacturing and craftsmanship skills of Rastellia large washed oak sideboard with two large doors and four drawers, with an almost country flavour.
A plurality of styles, which are found in Fabula perfect harmony and balance, outlining a space to be dedicated to affection and capable of narrating that typically Italian tradition.
