Lago Cucina translates to “lake kitchen” and indeed the floating components have been freed from the floor and from the ordinary. The containment system is free of handles and decoration and its function and color choices release it from a life of ordinary storage.
Let’s start with how the internal technology allows the closed or open shelving to sail on the wall. I love how the Tavoli table is buoyed by a slim glass column. Madia hovers or rests lightly on barely perceptible brushed chrome legs. The unit tops dissolve in to the bases. Deep drawers, fitted with baskets customized to meet your needs, open fully with just a gentle touch.
Modular units that fit together seamlessly allow you to create original one-of-a-kind configurations. Create an entire wall of enclosed appliances, pantry, and refrigerator. They’ll all disappear behind sleek unadorned folding panels. Or use the 36e8 to craft an island that floats centrally in your kitchen so that everyone can partake in the food prep and clean-up.
The available color selections are the epitome of design freedom. Each modular component can be as colorful as the number of elements it contains. Three drawers = three colors, if you wish. Your refrigerator gets the face lift you’ve always wanted when you wrap it in vertical panels of vibrant hues. Let some of the pieces swim away from the pack to create a truly artistic statement.
Design: Daniele Lago
Photography courtesy of Lago.
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