SHOW AND WET KITCHEN

Practical Functionality Meets Aesthetic Minimalism

The Arclinea Thea kitchen expertly combines practical functionality with aesthetic minimalism, revealed here as both wet and show kitchens.

Antonio Citterio’s innovative design elevates the trend of dividing kitchens into distinct, complementary zones: the wet kitchen (back area) with a focus on work, and the show kitchen (front area) for socializing, conceived for the living area.

For the Show Kitchen, the illuminated Arclinea Madia Duet system with coplanar sliding glass doors complements the true star of Thea — a Canto Snack Bar in black PVD stainless steel, with unique tapering on three sides and a structured Waterfall worktop in matte veined quartz.

Behind the snack bar, tall cabinetry in vertical grain NTF black ash, with a coplanar door from the new Frame System, serves as both storage and passageway, concealing the wet kitchen.

For the Wet Kitchen, a fully equipped workspace remains warm and welcoming, deftly behind the scenes. The three-sided layout serves the central cooking area.

The horizontal base units in black anodized aluminum (also available in stainless steel or Fenix colors) elegantly contrast with the white cabinetry, perfectly paired with stainless steel toe kicks and an integrated backsplash channel in black PVD.

Click here to download our latest catalog for more on Thea, Arclinea’s Show and Wet Kitchen model designed by Antonio Citterio.