The main accent color of the project, despite its name, was blue and its shades. The movement vector in the design was set by the stone of the Italian factory Ariostea. We fell in love with it and wanted to introduce blue and blue into other areas of the interior. So, we got a blue sofa.
Azul Macaubas wood and stone is the finishing basis of the kitchen. The clients didn't want bar stools, so we split the island into two parts: an island work area with a stove, built-in extractor fan, and a dining table with chairs from De La Espada. Chromium is the main metal of the project. The faucet, hanging chandelier above the dining area and decorative elements are all in chrome.
A linen curtain separates the kitchen from the hallway. If you wish not to separate these spaces, you can push the curtain and see a two-way mirror to the floor, in the corridor.