Bouganville
Bouganville it's a bespoke kitchen born from the meeting between
contemporaneity and memory. The grey doors with a linear design,
the tailored handles in satin brass and the stone top interact
with the historic cement tile flooring original, restoring a balance
surprising between modern rigor and ancient warmth.
Dialogue with memory
The real design gesture of Bouganville is not what we added, but what we chose to enhance: the historic floor in decorated cement tiles, the true protagonist of the environment, was left as the fulcrum of the scene.
The custom kitchen was created to complement the floor, without stealing its light. The entire project is built around this choice: clean lines, neutral finishes, and warm accents that recall the tones of historic decorations.
Handles as a sartorial detail
The doors in matte gray finish, perfectly coplanar, open thanks to tailored handles in satin brass with a soft, almost petal-shaped design.
They are the detail that changes everything: a small gesture of jewelry applied to the furniture, which recalls the golden shades of the floor and introduces a precious accent without excess. light stone top and the backsplash in the same finish they complete the palette in harmony with the existing ones.
Function, hidden in elegance
Behind its apparent sobriety, Bouganville integrates everything a contemporary kitchen needs: wine cellar, perfectly integrated oven and induction hob, hidden LED strips above the wall units that provide warm, diffused lighting.
A full-height side column conceals the refrigerator and additional storage compartments, keeping the composition visually clean.
Bouganville It is the demonstration of what a really means bespoke kitchen by Coletta Ebanisteria: designing also means knowing how to listen to what's already there—floors, proportions, natural light—and building the right dialogue around it, not the imposition of a style.
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