The American version (open-space), when an open kitchen is combined with the dining room and living room into a common space, is a ubiquitous trend. The working island comes to the fore. It can perform an auxiliary function or the cooking zone is integrated into it, and a hood is installed above the island. It is important that the remaining cabinets dissolve as much as possible into the environment. The kitchen becomes "invisible", while the kitchen furniture supports the style of the living space.
The kitchen island becomes a kind of communication center of the dining-living room. It serves as a link between those who eat and those who cook. The main condition is the presence of a sufficient number of square meters.
This house in Copenhagen is believed to have once owned a Danish architect, master of light, Paul Henningsen. The local bureau Norm Architects was entrusted with its redevelopment in the appropriate taste. Vincenzo De Cotis chose apartments in an 18th century palace in the historic center of Milan for living. The island is custom made in Brazilian marble. The floor and the socle are also trimmed with a precious stone. Claude Missier created the apartment on the Field of Mars in collaboration with the architect Matia Lipschitz. The kitchen is separated from the dining room symbolically by a Rimadesio sliding glass partition made of transparent glass. Bruzkus Batek Architects: Berlin interior for Muscovites. Architect Lana Grineva, PHD, Philosophy of Design. A table made of exotic wood (diz. R. Tessier, manufacturer Strato) is served by a French suite. Chandelier Drift Design. Architects KC Design Studio designed a comfortable modern housing in Taiwan. Apartment area of 125 square meters. meters became a full-fledged home for a family that has long lived abroad. Designer Alan Tanksley designed the demo apartment in one of the most recognizable skyscrapers in New York. Three-bedroom apartments occupy almost 300 square meters. m. Kitchen with a working island highlighted by the portal. Condominium 12 Warren. One of the triplexes is designed by Brazilian design gallery Espasso and designer Christina Mascareñas, company In Plus. The extensive dining area is completed by a kitchen with integrated Miele appliances. Designer Alyona Yudina designed an apartment of 191 sq. M. meters with a terrace of 75 square meters. meters The apartment has two levels. The rooms of the second level (private area) - children's and bedrooms - overlook the common space of the kitchen-dining-living room. Int2architecture. Kitchen Giulia Novars. Lighting over the bar, in bathrooms and bay windows - Vetro fixtures, diz. Ricky Frost, Bolia (Denmark). Hood Elica. Household appliances Bosch. Kitchen with an extended working island and table - the project of Roberto Migotto. Scandinavian townhouse by Elena Zufarova and Dina Maslennikova. The kitchen was made isolated. Alno model with ceramic facades with metal texture. Domestic appliances Kueppersbusch. Gregory Gatserelia designed the penthouse with an area of 680 sq. M. m. Kitchen Euromobil. Svetlana Koleda. Project in Minsk. Painted white walls and floor in gray stoneware are an excellent minimalist base. Monster chairs in eco-leather, diz. Marcel Wanders, Moooi. Lamp-cloud Belux. The kitchen is custom made. Svetlana Koleda. Project in Minsk. The Belux lamp looks like a cloud, the Vitra panel looks like the sun.