Snaidero expands the customization possibilities of its offerings with the Snaidero System, a platform designed to provide extensive design freedom through modules, materials, and components that can adapt to different needs. Within this framework, Orbita was born, the major innovation designed by Orlando Design for 2026. This concept introduces movement as an essential part of the design and redefines the relationship between kitchen, space, and functionality. This evolution translates the concepts of continuity, balance, and dynamism into a new way of understanding contemporary kitchen design.
The Snaidero System as the basis of the project
More than just a collection of models, the Snaidero System proposes a design approach based on modularity and customization. The module becomes the central element of the composition , while 22 mm doors, materials, and distinctive components define the aesthetic identity of each project and allow for a wide variety of configurations.
The option to choose solutions with or without a handle, along with a wide selection of finishes, details, and distinctive elements, expands the possibilities for customization. Design and functionality coexist within a system conceived to adapt to different needs , maintaining a consistent identity across all configurations.
Orbit introduces a moving geometry
Orbita is born from the idea of an orbit as a continuous and harmonious path around a point of support. This concept is translated into the kitchen through a design capable of generating new relationships between elements and space. The composition abandons the rigidity of traditional geometry to explore a more dynamic and immersive vision.
Its main feature is a system that allows for a 20-degree rotation of base and wall cabinets, creating a new way of interacting with the kitchen. This solution improves ergonomics, expands storage possibilities, and provides a more fluid overall feel. Rotation becomes the defining element of both Orbita's functionality and visual personality.
Materials and details for an integrated composition
Orbita is available with or without handles and incorporates the new Ypsilon and Gemma models, designed to enhance the collection's aesthetic versatility. It also features new open elements positioned between the countertop and the wall cabinets, complementing the rotation of the base units. Each component is part of a composition where all elements maintain a continuous relationship with one another.
The range is completed with finishes in melamine, laminate, gloss and matte lacquer, as well as variations in mica, metallic, and wood lacquer. This wide selection of materials allows Orbita to be adapted to different styles and needs , reinforcing a design where movement, continuity, and personalization are all part of the same language.
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Snaidero is an iconic Italian firm specializing in high-end kitchen design , founded in 1946 in Majano, in the province of Udine, by Rino Snaidero. From its inception, the brand has developed a pioneering vision of the kitchen as the heart of the home, combining design, research, innovation, and an identity deeply rooted in the evolution of contemporary living.
Today, Snaidero continues its evolution, building on an eight-decade history marked by collaborations with leading names in design and a consistent ability to anticipate new forms of domestic life. Its vision interprets the kitchen as a flexible, functional, and open environment where aesthetics, personalization, and material research are essential to everyday life.
With a presence in over 60 countries, Snaidero maintains a strong international presence supported by a qualified distribution network and a recognizable brand identity. This positioning establishes it as a benchmark for Made in Italy designer kitchens , based on manufacturing excellence, attention to detail, and a coherent evolution that blends history, innovation, and future.






