Nuria Roca's new home features a kitchen as one of its most distinctive spaces. Conceived as a natural extension of the architecture, the design establishes a constant connection with the surrounding landscape through an open layout, warm materials, and an atmosphere defined by natural light. The project, designed by Pepe Leal and developed in collaboration with Dismuco, INKO's Madrid distributor, creates a space where design, functionality, and environment coexist seamlessly, reinforcing a contemporary understanding of the kitchen as the heart of domestic life.
A space integrated into the architecture
More than just a separate room, the kitchen is conceived as an essential part of the home. The visual connection with the outdoors, the spaciousness of the views, and the continuity between the different areas allow architecture and interior design to speak the same language , generating a sense of balance and serenity throughout the entire space.
The project embraces a clean and timeless composition where each element finds its place within the space. The absence of unnecessary flourishes and the pursuit of balanced proportions reinforce a sober and elegant aesthetic that makes the kitchen a fully integrated element of the home's architecture.
Natural materials and a functional layout
The main composition is articulated by a columned area constructed with MAISON fronts in a Rovere finish, as shown. The presence of wood adds texture, depth, and a strong sense of warmth, establishing a direct connection with the landscape and natural environment surrounding the house.
This section houses the refrigeration area and the main cooking, preservation, and preparation equipment, freeing up the central work area and creating a cleaner, more organized visual layout. The overall design reflects a constant pursuit of functionality, where each element contributes to maintaining the clarity and balance of the space.
A kitchen designed for sharing
Opposite the columned volume, a large porcelain surface unfolds, integrating the sink and cooking areas into a single visual sequence. The composition culminates in a generous peninsula that expands the work surface and fosters a more fluid connection with the rest of the room, becoming one of the project's defining elements.
The social dimension of the kitchen is enhanced by the addition of a large, handcrafted table made of natural wood, which serves as a daily meeting point. The combination of fine materials, custom solutions, and a carefully considered layout creates a space designed for living together, conversing, and enjoying shared time , fully integrated into the lifestyle of its owners.
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INKO , founded in 1999, is a leading kitchen design company that combines traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology . With over 25 years of experience , it has distinguished itself by its ability to create functional and aesthetically pleasing spaces, tailored to the individual needs of each client.
The brand places special emphasis on sustainability , quality , and excellence , principles that have guided its growth and consolidation in the sector. With a focus on constant innovation , INKO has positioned itself as a benchmark in high-end kitchen design, both nationally and internationally.
Today, the second generation of the Pabón family, led by Jessica, Juan Carlos and José Manuel Pabón Bernal , continues to drive the evolution of the brand, maintaining a firm commitment to innovative design and customer satisfaction , transforming kitchens into unique spaces that improve the lives of those who enjoy them.












