Kitchens represent the social change and evolution of home. In the 1970s, kitchens were perceived as private space. Today, they are something to display. They are social areas much like living rooms. The 1428 Brickell kitchen reworks tradition with an aesthetic approach and a contemporary functional vision.
Antonio Citterio wanted to apply design to shapes as well as to the concept of space, not solely dedicated to the preparation of food and the dining table but also to the conduction of other living functions, from the very beginning. His kitchen design for 1428 reworks tradition with an aesthetic approach and a contemporary functional vision. The warm, welcoming feel of grained wood is beautifully paired with black stainless steel.
In 2019, Antonio Citterio won an award for the Principia Convivium Collection. Offering extraordinary solutions, it incorporates a variety of woods, marbles, and stainless steel into each design.