The Story
A kitchen designed by Italian designer Roberto Pezzetta and awarded by The Chicago Athenaeum of Architecture and Design with the 2009 Good Design Award and the Robb Report magazine with Best of the Best 2011. Argento Vivo is characterized by the contrast between linearity and softness, signs that coexist and at the same time blend with great effect. The project uses the extraordinary properties of materials such as the 24 mm thick (satin) tempered glass door. Available in 7-color lacquered back, the frame to which it is attached is made of anodized or black painted aluminum with epoxy resins which give high corrosion resistance. The opening is achieved by means of the electrically operated ServoDrive powered by pressure or PushPull. The project includes a working island with a 36 cm wide base, whose glass top is curved and goes on its side. The result is a unique element, thanks to the extraordinary properties of the materials used.
