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Contemporary kitchen design by Snaidero

The collection is designed to not only to create a perfect kitchen but also to extend its functions to overlap with those of the living area. Code Colour offers a range of over 50 coloured lacquers with what you can create amazing combinations and make your interior dynamic and truly personal. Code Natural in the same time naturally expresses space and materials. Its minimalist style and genuine materials provide wellbeing to be enjoyed on a daily basis, as a requirement of life. CODE is one of new amazing kitchen collections which were presented on Eurocucine 2010 by Snaidero. The collection consists of two distinctive versions Colour and Natural which are inspired by expressive colour and the natural elegance of wood relatively. Both series have finely crafted details and are ready to express tastes of different people.

ODE with a door in bleached ash wood staves with inlays with open elements in matt arctic white lacquer

Code in orange matt lacquer and feather grey monolacquer

CODE in gloss feather grey and petrol blue monolacquer with open elements in petrol blue

CODE in slatted ash wood with open elements in ash wood

CODE in gloss arctic white monolacquer with open elements in plum blue matt lacquer

CODE in feather grey monolacquer with open elements in matt tropical green lacquer

Natural oak kitchen cabinets by Snaidero

The resulting surface finish has a “manually planed” effect, yielding an extraordinary feature of industrial craftsmanship. The kitchen looks natural and contemporary. It’s simple, functional and aesthetic. The kitchen is an interesting choice for those who search for an ecological and natural product with a great design. E-Wood kitchen is a recent result of the partnership between Snaidero and Iosa Ghini. It represents the most up-to-date woodworking technology, offering doors with a solid outer frame in thermally treated oak. With this special treatment, wood is subjected to a drying process at 190°, which changes its chemical structure and gives positive results with regard to stability and colour.

Rounded kitchen cabinets by Snaidero

It characterized by smooth rounded lines of corners, a table extension of the countertop and a sculptural design of the base that supports the table extension. Besides the look the Ola 20 utilizes the latest technology from the automative industry for coating. The paint with mica powder make surfaces much cleaner, brighter and reflective. Ola 20 is an another new kitchen that recently has been presented by Snaidero. It’s the next step for already high demanded Ola kitchen that was created 20 years ago. The Ola 20 is created in collaboration with Pininfarina design studio. The new kitchen become even more contemporary, elegant and aesthetic.

Mabley Handler Interior Design

Like so many of you, I love everything that Mabley Handler Interior Design touches. This beach-side Amagansett home featured in Hamptons Cottages & Gardens certainly is no exception. The clients wanted a sophisticated beach house, with a cool color palette reminiscent of the ocean and sandy beaches on a misty day. The serene pale oyster gray with a hint of blue is brought to life with texture and depth in such a beautiful way with all the accessories. (Oh my goodness, those chandeliers!) To read more about the home, head over here. And if you missed them before, check out these posts here and here for more eye candy from Mabley Handler! Enjoy your weekend everyone! :)

Blue Painted Ceilings

After seeing Meghan's amazing painted turquoise floor last week, I was determined to paint the floor in my new porch too. Now of course, after doing this post, I'm convinced the ceiling needs to be painted too. Maybe in EVERY room! Ha! As you can see from above, it's not just for front porches anymore. (Do you know why the paint of choice for many porches across the country is blue? Read about it here.) No matter the room, I adore the way it looks. So now I need to know...have any of you kicked it up a notch and painted your ceiling something other than white?? Blue perhaps?? ;) Have a great weekend everyone!