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Chromatose 
 
I have a friend who only eats red and green foods. There might be something in this nutritionally, but I lack the will power (and, frankly, the time) to adopt such a single-minded dietary regime. I'm more of the school of 'If it tastes good...'
 
Taste in terms of kitchen design is also a personal matter, of course. But, as the kitchen becomes an increasingly integrated part of a more expansive, more open living space, there are clearly identifiable trends in its expression. Emphatic colours, and, in particular, colour-blocking, is one such trajectory. Fill your boots!

Simon Keane-Cowell, Editor-in-Chief
  Feature  
Cooking by numbers: chromatic kitchen projects
Photo: Roberto Ruiz
Given the kitchen’s association with creativity and warmth, it’s no surprise to see a trend in colour-blocking bubble up. 
 
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Touch wood

More and more, living and kitchen spaces are being designed as continuous, open-plan spaces, allowing unobstructed views and unhindered conversation. It is with this in mind that Pramaggiore-based kitchen-furniture pioneer Cesar has developed Intarsio.

The Intarsio kitchen system, designed by Garcia Cumini, is defined by clean lines, customisation and the concept of dialogue. A special wood treatment gives the programme’s doors their distinctive character, while seven different finishes mean the system can adapt to, and be unified with, a variety of contexts. In addition, Intarsio harmonises with Cesar’s existing home elements, such as the Williamsburg workstation and The 50’s shelving system, creating an even greater sense of visual consistency.
 
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  Feature  
Island life: kitchen spaces break out
Photo: Jose Hevia
As kitchens become more sociable spaces, functionally flexible and open, the island unit ceases to serve simply as furniture, taking on a more central, architecturally meaningful, space-defining role.
 
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Royal Museum for Central Africa: Versatile historical witness

The gallery is divided into sections by means of glass installations with VISS Fire (EI60) and Janisol 2 (EI30) profiles. They improve the fire resistance and the climate in the exhibition rooms. The double windows in the rotunda have been made using VISS profiles. 
 
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  Brand Stories  
MONITORING THE SITUATION: NOVIS
German monitor manufacturer NOVIS creates technology that seamlessly integrates with furniture – and with no functional compromise.
 
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ALL FIRED UP: BETTE DOES COLOUR
Calling all individualists! Leading German bathroom specialist BETTE turns the bathroom into an interior space for unique chromatic expression.
 
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THE SENSITIVE TYPE: ILLAN BY LUCEPLAN
Light in all senses of the word. Illan, from Italian lighting manufacturer LUCEPLAN, responds to the slightest of air currents. Pure poetry.
 
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PROTECT YOUR LEGACY: WOLF
 
‘Fine quality boxes’ is how British heritage brand WOLF describes its secure storage for valuable watches and other possessions. We say micro-architectural.
 
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Enter this month's draw and win one of five STAY Soft-Seating Elements from VARIO!
 
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  Project  
Ketelhuis by Studio Modijefsky, Zaandam, Netherlands
Photo: Maarten Willemstein
The kitchen island in Studio Modijefsky’s Ketelhuis project in Zaandam has been carefully designed and crafted entirely in brass and covered by a beautiful stainless-steel top. Two ‘specials’ complement the elegant design: custom made bronze handles and pull-out wooden shelves.
 
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Salinas sofa collection for Musola

The Spanish outdoor furniture brand Musola presents the Salinas modular sofa collection, designed by Santiago Sevillano. A flexible system of modules in 3 sizes, which can be configured with or without backrests allowing infinite combinations.
 
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Living space
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CUSTOMISED DESIGNS… WITH HISBALIT’S ART FACTORY EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE
 
Art Factory is the name of the personalisation service by Hisbalit. Possibilities are infinite: a wide palette of colours, in 5 different shapes, available in many textures and finishes. Design your own and special compositions in mosaic tile!
 
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  Profile  
Raul Sanchez Architects

Raul Sanchez Architects is an architecture and design practice based in Barcelona, which works all types of projects related to architecture, urbanism, design, and resources, ideas and techniques management. 
 
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Kitchen taps
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Kitchens
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Budapest Design Week, Budapest, HU (virtual event)
1–11 October, 2020
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7–8 October, 2020
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17–19 November, 2020
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