$15,000.00
Luxury kitchen made of 100% natural Oak Massif wood, featuring high durability and luxurious classic appearance. Oak wood is one of the best natural wood types for kitchens due to its strength and resistance to moisture and cracks.
Solid oak, derived from hardwood oak, is considered the most luxurious and traditional choice for kitchens. This type of wood consists of solid, whole pieces of wood joined using interlocking and gluing techniques to form thick planks. To ensure its quality, the wood undergoes meticulous drying and treatment processes designed to minimize the likelihood of cracking or warping over time. American or European oak (white and red) is a luxury wood that is typically imported, while the final shaping and assembly are done locally.
In terms of quality and structural durability, solid oak receives a very high rating (5/5) due to its inherent strength and exceptionally long lifespan when properly cared for. This option offers a warm and elegant appearance. However, the wood's organic nature presents an inherent drawback in a kitchen environment: it requires special care to protect it from heat.
The spread and demand for solid oak is limited to luxury projects or traditional classic designs. Natural wood has become a choice that expresses "social status" or luxury, preferring a classic look rather than being a "performance" choice for the modern kitchen.
100% solid natural wood (like oak or beech). Features very high structural durability and excellent impact resistance, with unique aesthetic natural grain patterns. Renewable and can be sanded.
Manufactured board made from compressed wood fibers, very common as a base for doors and covered structures. Features a smooth surface ideal for painting and coating.
Made from wood fibers compressed at very high density, better than MDF for durability and moisture resistance. Used in doors and structures with excellent smooth surface for coating.
Economical and common choice for covering structures and internal shelves (MDF or counter melamine). Easy to clean, reasonably stain and moisture resistant, available in various colors and textures.
Design mimicking natural oak wood. First choice for those seeking warmth and classic character.
Mimics natural wood appearance with glossy modern touch. Combines wood warmth with modern shine.
Hinges specially designed to allow door opening at angles greater than 90 degrees (up to 155° or 170°), providing complete access to cabinet contents even in tight corners. Facilitates cleaning and organization, prevents doors from hitting walls or adjacent appliances. Essential for compact designs. Common application: Corner cabinets or units requiring full access and limited workspace.
Advanced mechanical system that lifts upper cabinet doors vertically upward smoothly and safely, with ability to secure door in any desired opening position. Provides more movement space and prevents head collision with open door. Ideal for wide cabinets and open kitchen designs. Systems like Blum Aventos and Servo-Drive offer exceptional user experience. Common application: Wide or double upper cabinets, especially above main work areas.
Modern and elegant technology where doors or drawers open with just a light touch or press on the surface, without need for visible handles. Relies on spring or magnetic system that pushes door outward when pressed. Used exclusively in handleless designs to achieve clean, streamlined minimalist appearance. Common application: Acrylic and Poly Lac kitchen doors and modern minimalist designs.
Advanced sliding rails designed to ensure smooth, quiet drawer movement, with soft automatic closing feature in final stage. Absorbs shocks and protects drawer contents from vibration, extends drawer and cabinet lifespan. Works efficiently even with heavy loads. Essential technology in all modern kitchens to provide premium, silent user experience. Common application: All lower kitchen drawers, especially utensil and dish drawers.
Advanced rail system allowing drawer to be pulled completely out 100%, ensuring full access to deepest part of drawer without need to bend or stretch. Essential for deep, wide drawers, facilitating organization and arrangement of heavy, large contents. Provides complete visibility and comfortable access to all stored items. Common application: Deep drawers for storing large utensils, pots, and heavy rear contents.
The most popular and widespread kitchen design in most apartments and homes. Provides an ideal work area (work triangle) and leaves an open space in the middle for movement. Perfect for square and rectangular kitchens, offering excellent balance between storage, workspace, and mobility. Allows placement of a small dining area or island in the remaining space.
Very common in small apartments, studios, and kitchens open to living rooms. Maximizes use of a single wall, being the simplest and most cost-effective in terms of execution and layout. Ideal for narrow spaces, easy to maintain, creating a modern organized look. Can be enhanced with a mobile island to increase workspace.
Practical design with two parallel walls, ideal for long narrow spaces. Provides high efficiency in movement and easy access to all tools. Common in modern apartments and professional kitchens. Creates ideal work triangle between refrigerator, sink, and stove. One side can be left open to improve ventilation.
Specialized, innovative trays and holders for organizing spice and seasoning jars vertically or horizontally, with ability to clearly display labels. Also used to organize long tools like wooden spoons, juicers, tongs, and openers. Made from plastic, wood, or metal, comes in expandable designs. Provides smart storage space, facilitates instant access to spices during cooking. Some types come with silicone molds to secure jars. Installation location: Inside deep drawers, upper drawers, or narrow drawers beside stove.
Smart rotating shelves (Lazy Susan) in circular or semi-circular shape, rotating 360 degrees around fixed, sturdy central axis. Specially designed for effective, optimal utilization of hard-to-reach corner cabinets. Made from coated metal wires or strong plastic, available in single or double tiers. Allows easy, quick access to all stored contents by simply rotating shelf without bending or deep searching. Traditional, practical solution suitable for various budgets. Used to store canned foods, utensils, or dishes. Installation location: Upper and lower corner cabinets in all kitchen types.
Extremely complex, innovative mechanical system, considered one of most advanced solutions for utilizing "dead spaces" in corner cabinets. Consists of multi-level baskets or shelves mounted on sliding rails connected together. When cabinet door opens, shelves slide and rotate together in one smooth, elegant motion, pulling completely outside cabinet, revealing every corner nook. Provides 100% complete access to contents, maximizes storage very intelligently. Ideal for kitchens with limited space and luxury kitchens. Supports heavy loads. Installation location: Lower corner cabinets with large, deep spaces.
Elegant, refined kidney or bean-shaped shelf system, specially and meticulously designed for corner cabinets. Shelves slide out very smoothly and comfortably when door opens, providing wide, easily accessible display surface. Design is aesthetic and functional simultaneously, considered more refined and elegant than traditional carousel units. Ideal for displaying and storing beautiful utensils, decorative dishes, or organized food items. Adds touch of luxury to kitchen. Shelves made from reinforced metal wires or clear plastic. Installation location: Lower corner cabinets in modern and elegant kitchens.
Practical luxury: upper and lower cabinets are often in white or ivory Shaker style. The massive island features a design that accommodates bar seating. Long pull handles are installed horizontally and vertically. Suggested materials: HPL (white/ivory wood finishes), Counter/MDF.
Geometric ornamentation: main doors are typically simple, but display units or upper cabinets are customized by incorporating wooden mashrabiya or metal grilles with star or octagonal patterns. Colors are warm and luxurious (like burgundy or dark green). Suggested materials: HPL (warm colors), Alumetal (with geometric glass divisions).
Some metrics for Solid Wood / Oak Massif
| Durability Metrics | Average: 57% | |
| Moisture & Swelling Resistance | 40% |
40%
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| Heat & UV Color Change Resistance | 60% |
60%
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| Scratch & Daily Wear Resistance | 75% |
75%
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| Pest & Bacteria Resistance (Non-porous) | 30% |
30%
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| Structural Durability & Impact Resistance | 85% |
85%
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| Aesthetics Metrics | Average: 33% | |
| Gloss & Reflection Level | 10% |
10%
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| Color & Finish Variety | 40% |
40%
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| Formability (Curved Edges) | 50% |
50%
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| Efficiency & Cost Metrics | Average: 46% | |
| Ease of Cleaning & Daily Maintenance | 60% |
60%
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| Repairability & Renewability | 60% |
60%
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| Value vs Initial Cost (Economic) | 20% |
20%
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| Physical & Environmental Properties | Average: 36% | |
| Coastal Climate Compatibility (High Humidity) | 40% |
40%
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| Fire & Ignition Resistance | 20% |
20%
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| Structural Weight (Lighter is 100%) | 50% |
50%
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