Alpine Kitchen

Residential · Bespoke kitchen

Alpine Kitchen

A contemporary kitchen built around material, function and details designed to last.

Interior and bespoke furniture
The project

A definitive choice

Alpine elegance: the kitchen by Michele Anderlini Design

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Always at the top

In a setting where interior design is inseparably linked to the natural landscape, the new kitchen by Michele Anderlini Design emerges as a composition of harmony and refinement. Created with Floritelli Cucine and enhanced by the craftsmanship of Falegnameria Anderlini in Baceno (VB), it is not merely a functional setting for everyday life but a poetic dialogue between innovative materials and Alpine tradition. Imagine a kitchen that embraces the Swiss mountains through the window, with clean lines that capture natural light and textures evoking the purity of rock and timber: this is what Anderlini created for a home in Verbano-Cusio-Ossola, where design becomes an extension of the landscape.

At the heart of the project.

At the heart of the project, the kitchen island dominates the scene with a theatrical yet unobtrusive presence. Cosentino worktops in Dekton Nacre — a matt finish with a pearlescent, velvety tone — stand out for their extreme durability and minimalist appearance. With its ultracompact composition derived from quartz and porcelain, Dekton withstands impact, heat and stains while elevating the entire interior to a contemporary level of luxury. Nacre is more than a surface here: it extends coherently to the floors and wall cladding, creating an uninterrupted visual flow that unites horizontal and vertical planes in one material embrace. The result is a kitchen that breathes, where light reflects softly across the surfaces and amplifies the sense of space and calm. It is a tribute to Dekton’s versatility, used by Anderlini to transform potential divisions into an aesthetic continuum for clients seeking design without compromise.

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Pure substance

The kitchen structure, produced by Floritelli Cucine, embodies Italian excellence in bespoke furniture. Natural oak doors, with living grain that tells the story of ancient forests, alternate with matt-grey lacquered modules, creating a tonal contrast between organic warmth and urban modernity. The island, with its oak base and crisp matt-black metal edges, becomes the social focus. Its double acrylic sink is perfectly integrated and framed by a Dekton worktop that emphasises its geometric purity. Matt-black taps by Gioira & Redi, with an elegant arch and pull-out spray, add sophisticated practicality, while push-pull drawers and integrated handles ensure intuitive workflow without compromising the visual clarity.

Important details.

Installation and the creation of the complementary elements elevate this project into a complete work. Falegnameria Anderlini of Baceno, drawing on long experience with local timber, attended to every detail with palpable craft expertise. From the invisible oak corner joints — revealed in close-up like minimalist sculptures — to bespoke elements such as the dining table with black metal base and solid-wood top, everything was assembled on site with surgical precision. Dekton Nacre floors, laid with minimal joints for a seamless effect, converse with the wall cladding around the cooking area to create a neutral yet magnetic backdrop. Lighting is subtle and strategic: recessed spotlights and smoked-glass pendants cast a warm glow that enhances textures without glare, while sockets integrated into the worktop preserve visual order. Function and sustainability are central to the design. High-end appliances, including an induction hob and multifunction oven, are integrated into an ergonomic layout organised around the working triangle. Anderlini goes further by choosing environmentally responsible materials such as Dekton and certified timber, aligning the project with a responsible ethos appropriate to its sensitive Alpine context. The mountain view through the large sliding window is no accident: it is an invitation to cook with the landscape as a muse, turning everyday meals into contemplative experiences. In conclusion, this kitchen by Michele Anderlini Design is more than furniture; it is a manifesto for contemporary Alpine interior design. Floritelli Cucine provides the solid production base, Falegnameria Anderlini the craft soul, and Cosentino the material heart through omnipresent Dekton Nacre. For anyone dreaming of a home that combines luxury, durability and natural harmony, it establishes a clear reference point.

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Collaborations

Floritelli Cucine: www.floritelli.it

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