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Camelia

Bari · 2026

Camelia it's a bespoke kitchen from the essential language, where every surface is reduced
with the minimum necessary gesture. Matte dove-grey finishes, a compact island that interacts with the living area,
satin brass details and lighting designed as an integral part of the project:
a cuisine that stands out for what it chooses not to show.

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The elegance of the minimum

In Camelia There are no handles, frames, or decorative details: the kitchen is reduced to its purest essence. The doors in matte dove gray finish they open with throat system, returning continuous and perfectly coplanar surfaces.
A precise design choice: letting the light, proportions and materials speak, without visual interference.

The island: the convivial heart of the project

THE''central island redefines the kitchen space, transforming it into a convivial area open to the living room. The light-coloured top and contrasting anthracite-coloured side create a sculptural volume, highlighted by the details in satin brass of the taps.
Cork stools introduce a warm, textured accent, while the dining area, with its natural stone top and sculptural gold leaf lamp, completes the dialogue between the kitchen and living area.

Light as architecture

Every light source has been designed to blend seamlessly into the space: recessed ceiling lights, adjustable spotlights, and designer pendants. Nothing is left to chance, nothing is added later.
Camelia It is the demonstration of what a really means bespoke kitchen signed by Coletta Ebanisteria: a project conceived as a single, coherent architecture, in which every element—from the doors to the taps, from the lighting to the materials—speaks the same language.

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET
Designer ·IF Architects
Realization ·Coletta Ebanisteria
Type ·Custom kitchen
Place ·Bari, Puglia

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