5,000 and more thanks!!!

To thank its 5,000 and more Facebook fans, Minimal USA shared with them a new project recently completed in the Upper East Side, New York.

The lower cabinets in brown oak are topped with a white Caesarstone countertop, while the upper cabinets are in glossy white lacquer. The backsplash, in the same material as the countertop, is instead interrupted by a stainless steel sheet which, running along the left side of the kitchen, creates a mirror effect that confers amplitude to the room.

The cabinets’ groove is an elegant solution to keep the overall design of the kitchen uniform and clean. Its 45 degree edges allow an easy opening of the units, without resorting to the use of handles.

The 2 inches-low kickplate is the design complement of the user friendly character of the kitchen. Its height in fact, not only gives 15% more of storage space, but also creates a real floating effect for the cabinets, turning the kitchen in a monolith sculpture, thanks also to the mitered edges of the units.

VERVE Kitchen
Picture by Federica Carlet

In this U-shaped kitchen, the left side was designed as a storage and working space, thanks to the top in Caesarstone that flows along the entire wall. In the center area, the sink and dishwasher, concealed with a panel in the same material and color of the cabinets. The right side has been reserved at the gas range, topped by other glossy white lacquer cabinets and, just below of them, the stainless steel sheet completes the design.

Close up of the white Caesarstone countertop
Picture by Federica Carlet

The right space at the entrance of the room, was filled with two majestic columns in glossy white lacquer panels with stainless steel handles, which hide refrigerators and freezers. Always on the right side, in a niche at the entrance, a pantry has been concealed in the wall which, camouflaging itself, provides additional storage space.

Front view of the paneled fridges and freezers and the pantry
Picture by Federica Carlet

Go and check the entire project on Minimal USA official profiles on Facebook and Pinterest.