One of the reasons we are attracted to the designs are the brushed chrome cabinet doors that lift up as contrasted to
doors that open right and left.
 

Please forgive the creases in the page...would have liked a larger catalog..

Metal doors that open left and right. Note the wall hanging accessory holders..AND extra wide drawers..

In many designs the 18" opening between the overhead cabinets and the countertop becomes 24" and sometimes 30".
Plenty of room for hanging accessories..

Note the height of the stove and the glass inserted into the framed doors..

A "Parson's" table combined with the countertop for seating.

Drawer canisters on rollers that fit under tables that pull out from under the countertop??

Cabinets on the right of the exhaust are 12" off the countertop / left 24".. Whatever works..like the red / chrome / gray presentation?

The idea of placing wall oven at a little above countertop height has always fascinated me. looks great and allows for display above.
Don't have too many requests for this however..shame..

Italians are not "strong" on corner revolving units / splayed corners, etc. but we have the ability to place them into our designs.
I understand that most designs are produced for easy installation and disassembly when it is time to move.
Many Europeans take their kitchens with them when the change addresses.

Stove and microwave side by side? Wish I knew where to get the chairs
 

Good use of space...pullouts in confined areas.

AND a traditional approach..sorry about the creased pages..

Note the butcher block table to the left used in conjunction with the countertop but movable.

What about the wall unit approach on the right for storage? Interesting pot rack / basket unit..light filter through
the glass and is used for display.

Not sure how the doors under the cook top open. Will have to check with the manufacturer..

Baskets and wine storage add to the design. Glass inserts allow you to see what is inside the cabinet.
We have of ideas on different glass to use.

Custom exhaust hood with wood trim is an interesting design detail. I remember putting wheels under the movable
table used with the countertop. I have used the brackets several times..

Not sure why the designer of this kitchen chose to use two wide uprights to separate the cooking area..
Possibly he is going to put pullouts into the wall in some manner..

I was attracted to this because of the use of the lighting and full width shelves..

This is one of my favorites..Love the use of the full height tile and cabinets suspended in the wall.
Some would complain there isn't enough storage - BUT - the look, I think,  is superb..

Well, very different approach to kitchen design, eh?

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