L’Ottocento

May 24, 2016

Padua-based L’Ottocento introduced three new kitchen environments at Salone del Mobile: Floral, Sam Cronos and Roveretto.

The Floral kitchen has an elegant, romantic soul with generously sized wood paneling and a sky gray lacquer finish. Classic taste marries innovation as storage modules are constructed with doors to the floor and opening is assisted by cast metal knobs or hollows hidden in the frame. The recurring theme of the line is the hand-carved floral motif.

Developed in collaboration with architect Samuele Mazza, the Sam Cronos kitchen combines style and technology. Produced in oak with gray nuances, the design sports a large central island complete with an original double workstation, six burners and an air extraction system. The environment also features an oak wine cellar unit with titanium finish and an oak table with side applications of titanium. 

The Roveretto kitchen in black painted and natural oak reveals a Nordic influence. Clean, lightweight lines dominate the entire room, concealing special technical solutions that provide new functionality. The Calendario shelving unit provides coordination between the kitchen breakfast bar area and the living room.