Kitchen
Antis is a conversation between the workshop and the machine. Some of its lacquers are applied by hand, coat after coat, until light moves across the surface in shifting tones; beside them sit textures that only new technology can make, such as embossed wood with a soft, fluted relief. The newest additions to the range, pearlescent metallised lacquers and sand-blasted oak, push that dialogue further.
Antis suits the family home: the villa kitchen that is cooked in every day and still has to look composed when guests arrive. It works as a wall of tall units, a generous island with a stone top, or a full room, and it sits comfortably beside both contemporary and classic furniture.
Notice the stone worktops with softly rounded edges and integrated sinks, tall units whose fronts run down to the floor, and the Giro handle that gives the doors their quiet rhythm.
