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Quench your appetence for chichi burghal appearance with these absorbing kitchens from Italy. Inspired by addicted memories of ancestors time spent in the kitchen, artist Alfredo Haeberli created the Schiffini Mesa Kitchen, for your designer homes, which artfully incorporates Italian breeding with applied elements, authoritative this around-the-clock architecture a abundant best in the avant-garde home. We adulation the chichi yet applicable surfaces, acceptance affluence of allowance for aliment basic and the consequential clean-up. With combinations of surfaces like copse and stainless steel, these kitchen elements antithesis attributes and technology. Add to this a textured, “divot” chiffonier face and the blush of best – minimalist white, archetypal black, or a ambit of hues to reflect your appearance and personality. Go to Schiffini for more information.

The fresh Bulthaup accessible plan kitchen is affable a apple of possibilities for active and entertaining. This is a active amplitude that goes above the kitchen, alms an all-embracing ambiance that lets you cook, eat, antipodal and relax, all in one spot. The b2 kitchen boasts a walnut board at its centermost – the hotspot for assignment and play. This focal point is amidst by clean-faced cabinetry and drawers, for a accidental yet abreast feel. Neutral and accustomed by design, this kitchen works able-bodied with any-style home – a actual important affection in an accessible plan amplitude area aggregate is arresting from every angle. And acknowledgment to the abounding accumulator space, no amount area you attending you’ll see neat, tidy and stylish.

A stunning feature built into its surroundings, the Electrolux Outdoor Kitchen by landscape designer Jamie Durie is a hotspot! The kitchen is custom designed to suit any space and dimensions – whether your oasis is a sprawling yard or an intimate deck, there’s a configuration just for you. The kitchen suite features organic curves and a neutral color palette inspired by the outdoors. Countertops feature Electrolux’s integrated barbecue and integrated burner, and are adorned with the signature branch detail that gives it a one-of-a-kind look. Complement the earthy palette with a natural wood bar or a bench, surrounded by trees and under an open sky – it doesn’t get any better than this! (Actually, it does: this kitchen is made using sustainable materials.) For information visit Electrolux.

It’s “ship-shape” – literally! Take the nautical trend to the next level with this chic ship-inspired kitchen by Alno. The modern maritime-style Marecucina kitchen boasts beautiful wood details and an artfully shaped countertop, skirted in clean, white cabinets that provide plenty of stylish storage – out of sight, out of mind. A lighting panel is integrated into the mast. Complete the look with ultra-modern chrome hardware, or take it to new heights of luxury with a stunning gold faucet and accessories. The look is ideal for minimalist kitchens, but it quickly takes center stage in any home. For more information on this cook kitchen, visit Alno.

The new +Artesio kitchen by Poggenpohl was designed in collaboration with renowned German architect Hadi Teherani. The architectural detail of this modern, minimalist kitchen speaks volumes about the original approach to its design. “The furnishing of a kitchen is not just about fitting it with furniture and equipment. It’s about creating structures that can be lived in,” according to the manufacturer. “In much the same way as a house opens and closes to the outside world, so too the kitchen communicates with its environment, bringing the room to life.” Indeed, this kitchen really is a showpiece of the home instead of just a room in it. It’s harder deciding what the most beautiful features are – what you can see outright (the sleek countertops and cabinet faces) or what you can’t (i.e. all the storage space), the integrated lighting and the striking way it all takes shape. Launched at Eurocucina in Milan this spring, the +Artesio kitchen will be available in the U.S. in January 2011. For more info visit Poggenpohl.

Wow, these kitchens are wild! These modern laminate kitchens by Arrital come in modern high-gloss colors, or take the natural (but still ultra-contemporary) route and go for the wood look. The doors are coated with laminate, and are available in nine finishes, suited to every style. Choose from three wood finishes for an au naturel appeal, three solid opaque-colors for deep drama, and three glossy colors that bring a clean, modern look to your workspace. Finish the room with stainless steel appliances and some real show-stopping chandeliers, and they’ll be begging for seconds! Check out these laminate kitchens at Arrital.

Italian kitchen company Inoxpiu has a gourmet’s mind and a designer’s touch with this cool concept – the professional kitchen in a small cube. This awesome kitchen packs all your hottest essentials in a small mobile design – that’s right, this cool cube is on hidden wheels so your kitchen goes where you go, all you need is a plug. Ideal for dinner to impress or casual get-togethers, you’ll love cooking with this gadget. The small kitchen is finished in a contemporary carbon fiber enclosure and comes in a range of great colors and touchable textures. The meals will be as impressive as the modern aesthetic. For more details visit Inoxpiu.

Combining modern technology, contemporary aesthetics and the gourmet spirit, the luxury Unica mobile home kitchen by Inoxpiu is proving that it is possible to have it all. This cool limited-edition kitchen on wheels – one of just nine – is fully customizable in terms of the color (blue, black, ivory and ruby), the working plan (hard stones like granite or porphyry, or stainless steel), the choice of technical equipment (so you can be as gourmet or as greenhorn as you like) and of course, finishes to suit your style. This Italian mobile kitchen design is an ideal addition to an open-concept home, offering function without compromising the open view of your space. For more information visit Inoxpiu.

It might look pretty, but if it doesn’t work then what good is it? This practical kitchen by Italian kitchen company Veneta Cucine has it all – fashion and function, all the while being efficient in terms of the Earth and economy. The Liquida kitchen created by Elisa Gargan and Stefano Giovannoni puts into practice some important principles, according to the designers. “The objectives that we were aiming for make it necessary for us to seek out high-performance technical materials that are wholly recyclable and can also be used to create new functional characteristics, such as doors which slide into cupboards.” This custom-style kitchen features modern, lacquered facades with minimalist details and an integrated light that illuminates your work space and looks out of this world! Visit Veneta Cucine for more info.

Crossing the boundary between fashion, form and function, the Isola kitchen line by Toyo kitchen is the modern answer to “kitchen couture.” The new Linear modern features a striking cantilevered countertop which emphasizes the kitchen’s configuration, pleasing both practically and aesthetically. Sleek stainless steel meets modern motifs in this contemporary kitchen design. Venetian glass mosaics from Italy and original, eye-catching etched patterns referred to as “Tattoo” – whether it’s the beautiful Chandelier silhouette or the “ruff-n-tuff” Skull and Dog design – adorn this kitchen, which we like to call “functional art.” The look is dramatic, and one-of-a-kind. Toyo says it best, “The idea of the kitchen embraces more than simply ‘a place for cooking.’ Toyo Kitchen trusts that the kitchen also plays a significant role as a space where people enjoy life through eating. Linear serves to suggest a new type of lifestyle – to ‘live in the kitchen.’” For more information visit Toyo Kitchen.

Conceived by Martin Steininger of Vienna-based Steininger Design, these unusual concrete kitchens are as quirky as they are cool. While you might not typically consider concrete as the material of choice in your kitchen makeover, it’s a great choice for a number of reasons such as its heat resistance and hygiene qualities, not to mention its sleek its aesthetics. These kitchens are made using ultra-thin 8mm concrete that delivers on the durability and style side of things alike. Pair this versatile concrete island with wood for a contemporary yet rustic look, or go the ultra-modern route with a chic stainless steel. Steininger Design.

We love the Alu kitchen’s wine and cheese theme. Designed by Martin Steininger, this new specialty kitchen offers everything for the wine connoisseur just short of the wine itself. This entertainment island offers stylish under-counter bottle storage and boasts an integrated concealed compartment for wine and cheese degustation silver ware. Add to that a sink and a sleek, transparent-door fridge and you can practically smell the urban-chic style cooking.