IED milan collective develops modular kitchen set for schiffini
all images courtesy of riccardo randi, riccardo trabattoni, and dario distefano
for their thesis project at IED milan, riccardo randi, riccardo trabattoni, and dario distefano have designed a kitchen system called ‘satellite’. created for italian furniture manufacturer schiffini, the series is composed of a main core and complimentary modules that allow you to communicate with the interior of your house. this dispersion of units is capable of providing configurations that cater to multiple scenarios and users. each structure is constructed of bent aluminum sheet, making them customizable in terms of material and color, easy to produce, cost efficient, easy to produce, and straightforward to assemble. the work can serve as a location for wood ovens, barbecues, gardening and other cooking and outdoor activities.
the system in the setting of a backyard
the project is an elegant combination of silver aluminum and black
a cart holding a tomato plant
detail of the sink
the red knobs contrast the rest of the components
closeup of the burners
the project was developed for schiffini, a kitchen manufacturer in italy
detail of a hinge
the system is easily customizable
removing a planter
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