Following its launch at Milan Design Week and successful presentations in cities including
New York, Toronto, Turin, London and Miami, VALCUCINE’s Logica Celata continued its 2019 tour in Riga. On 13 June KRASSKY’s interior showroom presented this cutting-edge kitchen system. Designer Gabriele Centazzo emphasizes ergonomics and the optimization of space.
The Logica Celata kitchen is fully hidden behind a 3.60 meter-long facade, in the form of a monolithic parallelepiped. It includes a stove, exhaust hood and sink. The doors are operated electronically – they can be opened or closed with a simple swipe of the hand to activate the sensor.
The new kitchen system offers different kitchen and bar configurations, each equipped with accessories specially designed to meet specific requirements and provide convenient functionality.
The Logica Celata facade showcased in KRASSKY’s exhibition was composed of ocean green polished glass, with inner wall panels made of glass and walnut. The island facade and bar counter was made from oak plywood, while the work surface was designed using the new VALCUCINE stone porfido rosso (red porphyry), along with frosted glass and marble with brass highlights.
KRASSKY is also the first Latvian interior showroom to showcase a new generation of devices designed by leading household appliance manufacturers MIELE and BORA. This spring, MIELE presented the Generation 7000 series, launched in May. The series has already won several important design awards including the iF Gold Award and five Red Dot Design Awards for Product Design in 2019. Furthermore, KRASSKY is the world’s first interior showroom to present the latest version of BORA’s Classic cooktop with an intuitive control system.
