Contemporary kitchen TWINS

aluminumlacquered aluminumnatural oak

Overview
Minimal and contemporary, TWINS reflects the attention to detail at the core of Key Cucine's production approach, combining precise design choices with a focus on production innovation and material selection.

Concept
The composition is defined by two large, central islands that are parallel and identical in size. The islands separate the kitchen's primary functions into an area dedicated to water use and an area dedicated to cooking. The cooking area includes an integrated seating portion to facilitate direct interaction between the cook and the diners.

Edition presented
At the Salone del Mobile Milano 2022 a new configuration of TWINS was presented. Designed for an extended, minimal environment, this version features a light, luminous color scheme and an island top in Gres with a Nero Marquinia finish.

Material & Finish
The island ends with a terminal portion in fossil oak. This choice, by Nevio Tellatin, serves two functions: to emphasise the different operational zones and to create a visual continuity with the living area. At the end of the counter two armchairs and a scenographic fireplace define a relaxation corner with a view of the lake.

Model adaptability
The new TWINS demonstrates Key Cucine's capability to adapt catalogue models into new compositions, maximising the kitchen area and integrating kitchen and living space into a single, uninterrupted environment.

Designer
Nevio Tellatin

The unique detail
A notable technical and aesthetic feature of TWINS is the system formed between the doors and the island top: the doors open from above and overlap the top; when closed the elements align precisely, giving the islands a compact, unified appearance.

Materials
TWINS: Quarzite Tiffany; thermo‑treated oak; powder‑coated aluminium.
NEW TWINS: Gres with Nero Marquinia finish; fossil oak.

Technical specifications

• Model: TWINS
• Designer: Nevio Tellatin
• Configuration: two large central islands, parallel and identical in size
• Function separation: water area and cooking area
• Integrated seating portion for direct dining interaction with the cook
• Edition (Salone 2022): island top in Gres (Nero Marquinia); terminal portion in fossil oak
• Door/top system: doors open from above and overlap the top; elements align in closure for a compact effect
• Reported materials: Quarzite Tiffany; thermo‑treated oak; powder‑coated aluminium; Gres; fossil oak
• First presentation: Salone del Mobile, Milano (2022) - new configuration