Milan Design Week 2016 preview: “Basik” kitchen by Key Cucine at Agape12
News Infurma16/02/2016
The contemporary tailor-made style of Key Cucine kitchens at the concept store in Via Statuto. Key Cucine will exhibit its new kitchen models at Milan Agape12 during Milan Design Week, in the very heart of Brera Design District. 
One of new kitchen will be “Basik”, composed by a fully fitted island is concealed in a severe, essential monolith with twin souls: half made of highly resistant, non-toxic AISI 304 stainless steel with a satin finish, and half covered with the solid, elegant roughness of teak. 
The countertop is also divided, with a steel section incorporating a big rectangular sink fitted with a pull-out cutting board and accessories, next to the cooker, and a teak section providing a large work surface. 
The cupboards and drawers in the workstation – with the unusual feature of being cut at 45°- are also differentiated by use of different materials: wood with horizontal grooves allowing the cupboards to be opened without handles, ensuring the continuity of this natural material, and the aseptic beauty of steel. 
The column units with swing doors on the walls are both practical and decorative, supporting the oven, concealing the refrigerator, forming a wine bar with a pull-out work surface, electrical sockets and bottle holders, or offering shelves and drawers made of wood or steel, including some with extractable racks, all with led lighting. 
Key offers an infinite range of different volumes and compositions made using refined materials for environmentally sustainable customised architectural projects.
One of new kitchen will be “Basik”, composed by a fully fitted island is concealed in a severe, essential monolith with twin souls: half made of highly resistant, non-toxic AISI 304 stainless steel with a satin finish, and half covered with the solid, elegant roughness of teak. 
The countertop is also divided, with a steel section incorporating a big rectangular sink fitted with a pull-out cutting board and accessories, next to the cooker, and a teak section providing a large work surface. 
The cupboards and drawers in the workstation – with the unusual feature of being cut at 45°- are also differentiated by use of different materials: wood with horizontal grooves allowing the cupboards to be opened without handles, ensuring the continuity of this natural material, and the aseptic beauty of steel. 
The column units with swing doors on the walls are both practical and decorative, supporting the oven, concealing the refrigerator, forming a wine bar with a pull-out work surface, electrical sockets and bottle holders, or offering shelves and drawers made of wood or steel, including some with extractable racks, all with led lighting. 
Key offers an infinite range of different volumes and compositions made using refined materials for environmentally sustainable customised architectural projects. 2016 Milan Design Week Milan, 12 – 17 April 2016 Key Cucine at Agape12 Via Statuto 12, Brera Design District
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