Promomarbre presents to you one of its most successful achievements with this magnificent private residence located on a beach near Rabat in Morocco. The idea that prevailed during the design of this kitchen feeds on the tension produced by color and finish. The statuary white marble and the absolute black of Zimbabwe repel each other both by their color in opposition but also by the texture.

The polished white of high reflexivity inspires the extreme freshness of the ice while the brushed flame of the black inspires the intense heat of the deep magma. This is how the Kahla Grey brushed. Its neutrality in tone and texture represents the resolution of this aesthetic tension in a careful design and composition where colors interpenetrate, repel and attract each other at the same time.

The designer has perfectly combined several natural materials such as wood, stone from the Limestone collection and two models from the Neolith collection to reproduce a bright kitchen through several tones from white, grey to black, where everything is in harmony.

Due to its 100% natural composition, derived only from granitic dust whose crystalline minerals are cleverly separated, isolated, and carefully selected to be raised to 1200°C to recrystallize them at a pressure of more than 600 bar, sintered stones such as those of Neolith by The Size, stand out from ceramics not only for their extraordinary characteristics and strength but also for a tactile and visual texture almost impossible to dissociate from a marble or natural granite. The light is reflected in the same way showing a crystalline particle size. Since this material is made up in the same way in the whole of its mass, it is even possible to polish it on the edges or on the surface.

Minimalist, raw and lively...

This kitchen is 100% the work of Promomarbre, from the design to the realization. It is designed in a raw and minimalist style but for people wishing to rediscover the life of natural materials. The combination of black and white colors of the worktops and bar sets perfectly match the anthracite grey of the Kahla stone on the ground and the facades of the furniture. The interpenetration of colors and the variety of textures (polished gloss for the bar, flamed brushed for the worktops and matte for the floor and credences) really gives life to the surfaces that send light differently to each other... Statuary, Black Zimbabwe and Kahla go extremely well in this modern and minimalist style!

Kitchen Siding: -Floor in Kahla Grey Beauregard format 150 x 74 cm and 2 cm thick -Central Neolith Nero Zimbabwe Riverwashed 12 mm thick. -Mitre edges assembled by two 45° for a massive rendering. -Bar in Neolith Estatuario polished in 6 mm thick -Tabbed edges and collage for a massive rendering. -Kitchen plans in Neolith Nero Zimbabwe Riverwashed in 12 mm with fallout of 4 cm for a massive rendering. -6 mm thick Neolith Estatuario Silk credenza.

Textures of exceptional softness Magnificent 2.20 m long dining table in Neolith Statuaire cut in 12 mm thick with a finish of the edges in half round. The wooden touch of the facades of the storage furniture reinforces the composition of these exceptional natural materials by giving them more life. Bring in the light and let the magic work...

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