Arclinea New York

Recently at Milan Design Week, Arclinea showcased Convivium with Lapis, a unique and elegant kitchen pairing.

Antonio Citterio’s design explores the kitchen as an increasingly open space, intimately connected to the dining area.

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https://arclinea-ny.com/intimate-connection/

Practical functionality meets aesthetic minimalism with the Arclinea Thea, a Show and Wet Kitchen.

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.

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https://arclinea-ny.com/show-and-wet-kitchen/

In the hills of Eupilio, nestled between the lake and mountains just a short distance from picturesque Como, sits a family home renovated by the Milanese studio of Gianluca Tronconi, with the distinct touch of Arclinea kitchens...

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https://arclinea-ny.com/arclinea-at-home-eupilio/

With Arclinea’s 100-year anniversary coming to a close, we’d be remiss not to mention 1988, the year the Antonio Citterio-designed Italia went to market, marking the start of his collaboration with Arclinea.

It’s also a perfect time, as the holidays approach, to highlight the kitchen’s important role in family entertaining...

https://arclinea-ny.com/italia-for-the-holidays/

ITALIA FOR THE HOLIDAYS - Arclinea NY With the holidays fast approaching, it's a perfect time to highlight the kitchen's important role in family entertaining...

Originally debuting in 1988, the Italia model marked the start of Arclinea’s collaboration with Antonio Citterio.

While staying loyal to its original concept, over the years Italia has evolved, now available in vintage stainless steel and integrating Arclinea's Duet Collection.

In this photo set, one example of the Duet Collection, the Vina wine fridge, expertly crafted for wine storage and display.

This dual temperature refrigerated wine unit features coplanar sliding doors in semi-reflective Stopsol glass. Angular racks allow you to read your vintages at a glance.

In the final image, two Madia units, the furniture version of the Duet system, complement the light wood used for the dining table, offsetting the black wood.

Click the link for more on the elegant Italia kitchen with Duet:
https://arclinea-ny.com/italia-with-duet/