2016 marks an important anniversary for Marchi Cucine. The company celebrates 40 years in the business; a legacy distinguished by the manufacture of crafted kitchens of the highest quality and an unmistakeable style that is as timeless as it is unique.
Always attentive to changes in taste and lifestyle, from the very beginning Marchi Cucine has offered designs that embody the latest trends in the world of home furnishings while satisfying the demands of home owners in search of exclusive, distinctive solutions.
Forty years of history and excellence bear witness to the strength of a company that has established itself in the global market, achieving significant results along the way. Marchi Cucine is pleased to announce feature a preview of its brand-new BRERA 76 kitchen, which is part of the Gusto Italiano collection, a range that draws inspiration from the worlds of art, fashion and beauty.
GUSTO ITALIANO: The perfection of style and aesthetics – 2016 novelty
BRERA 76
BRERA 76 takes inspiration from the big cities lofts and it’s a high impact choice that gives personality, a relaxed yet chic and creative atmosphere to your home.
A well-balanced combination of wood, steel and cement makes Brera 76 a unique kitchen with distinctive traits. The industrial chic atmosphere is completed by a table in old wood and steel, which recalls the metal details of the handles and the cupboards and perfectly combines with the cement kitchen worktop with integrated sink and drainboard and the walls decorated with various patterns tiles.
The elements of the cupboards and the refrigerator in recycled wood draw the attention to the reuse theme, whose charm lies in the will to experience the story behind every single piece of wood, a story told to those who want to live the kitchen to its fullest.
Brera 76 is available in white, red and charcoal grey with an exclusive opaque grained finishing which gives a lived-in look to the surfaces.
A model thought for those who don’t consider the kitchen in its mere functional aspect, but wants to tell their story through the home they live in.
