A furnishing element with outstanding functionality and considerable styling appeal, the kitchen counter makes it possible to put together creative solutions that adapt to various contexts and types of modular kitchens. Let’s look at the innovative materials and shapes to choose from to accommodate all possible requirements.
More work in the kitchen
There are multiple “ingredients” available to build a tailor-made and comfortable kitchen space, where you can try your skills at the hob. One of these is the possibility of having appropriate surface space to cook with all the professionalism of a real chef! The kitchen counter offers this precious function: it provides extra centimetres to the space afforded by the worktop so you can move around more freely and practically with the tools of the culinary trade.
In an island composition the kitchen counter constitutes the added element that supplements the accessorised operating monobloc with everything you need to wash, cook and store in the dedicated base units underneath.
In this version of the Mia by Carlo Cracco model, it stands out from the adjacent steel top also for the material used to make it, namely Pietra d’Iseo-Ceppo Stoneware. Moreover, where accompanied by dedicated stools, it can also become the element of a snack area to have a quick bite to eat.