Fig. 01
Green island kitchen
A deep green island carries the breakfast bar; black stools and slatted oak keep the composition quiet.
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Kitchens
Made-to-measure kitchens — islands, integrated appliances and stone worktops, built and installed by our Tbilisi workshop.
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Fig. 02
Walnut and concrete kitchen
Walnut uppers warm a concrete-grey run, and the black extractor sits flush in the line above the island.
Fig. 03
Black marble kitchen
A narrow black run under veined marble — proof a small kitchen can hold a dark palette.
Fig. 04
Black oak kitchen dining
Black cabinetry opens into the dining room; the oak table picks up the veneer of the uppers.
Fig. 05
Built in oven column
The oven column, built to the millimetre: two ovens, flush fronts, and a shadow gap instead of handles.
Fig. 06
Classic white kitchen
Ornate white fronts with brass details — the workshop's classical register, cut on the same machines.
Fig. 07
Dark walnut kitchen
A walnut feature wall folds around the island; under-cabinet light keeps the dark palette legible.
Fig. 08
Glazed partition kitchen
A glazed partition lets the kitchen borrow the living room's light without lending its noise.
Fig. 09
Green corner kitchen
A compact corner solved in sage green — every centimetre of the awkward wall put to work.
Fig. 10
Green kitchen glazed partition
Green fronts against a black-framed glass wall; the two rooms share light and keep their own air.
Fig. 11
Green marble kitchen
Island seating under a veined splashback — the marble answers the deep green of the fronts.
Fig. 12
Grey kitchen vitrine
A lit vitrine breaks the grey run and gives the everyday dishes a place worth looking at.
Fig. 13
Grey l shaped kitchen
An L-shaped run in warm grey, planned around the window instead of against it.
Fig. 14
Grey marble kitchen
A tall grey kitchen with the marble carried up to the ceiling line — one material, no seams.
Fig. 15
Kitchen island staircase
The island holds the open plan together where the staircase cuts through it.
Fig. 16
Kitchen sink detail
The sink run up close: stone, brass, and a drainer routed straight into the worktop.
Fig. 17
Oak graphite kitchen
Oak and graphite in equal measure — the warm half for living, the dark half for work.
Fig. 18
Oak island kitchen shelves
Open oak shelving runs the wall so the island can stay perfectly empty.
Fig. 19
Oak kitchenette
A full kitchenette folded into one oak wall — closed, it reads as joinery, not appliances.
Fig. 20
Open plan kitchen media wall
The kitchen and the media wall share one veneer, so the open plan reads as a single room.
Fig. 21
Travertine kitchen detail
Travertine, oak and steel meeting at the worktop — three materials, one shadow line.
Fig. 22
Walnut island kitchen
A walnut island under three black pendants; the stone waterfall ends the run.
Fig. 23
Walnut oven column
The tall walnut column that hides the ovens — grain matched across every front.
Fig. 24
White minimal kitchen run
One white run, no handles, no uppers — the most disciplined kitchen the workshop makes.
Fig. 25
White oak island kitchen
White fronts and an oak island — the room's warmth concentrated in the one piece you touch most.
Fig. 26
White oak kitchen wall
A white kitchen against a full oak wall; the contrast does the decorating.
Fig. 27
White wood kitchen corner
A white and wood corner kitchen, planned so the window stays the brightest thing in the room.