LISBON
Soft colors and warm contrasts define the kitchen
The kitchen project LISBON It is a collaboration between Pedro Banos, CEO of Cocinas Río, and the decorator Sandra de BenitoTogether they have created a space that transforms the kitchen into one of the most special places in the home.
This space is characterized by a open and bright design, with a layout designed to facilitate everyday interactions and activities. The light color palette predominates, while warm touches generate a balanced contrast, providing dynamism and harmony.
The style presents Scandinavian influences, both in the chromatic selection and in the fusion of minimalism and modernity, which contributes to the sophistication of the Nordic style.



Functional distribution with central island and social area
The layout of the kitchen in the project is designed to offer functionality and style in every corner. The central island, with a finish in Natural Oak wood, acts as the heart of the kitchen, providing a large surface area for food preparation. Both the countertop and the sinks are made of lapitec, a 100% natural and recyclable material, resistant to temperatures up to 1500º.
Adjacent to the island is a round table with a wooden base. grooved wood and chairs Red that add a splash of vibrant color to the space. This area is designed to family meals y social gatherings, creating a cozy and functional environment to share special moments. The table becomes a focal point that complements the functionality of the island, making the space both practical and aesthetically appealing.
The kitchen also has ample cupboards and pantries. lacquered in matte anti-fingerprint with built-in nail clipper, providing efficient and tidy storage. The appliances of the brand Honey, known for their high quality and performance, and the faucets of Hansgrohe, ensure the touch of modern and sophisticated design in the room.








Design that facilitates movement and efficiency
The project's fundamental principle is the functionality and ergonomics, key elements that guide every decision in the kitchen design. The arrangement of the elements, the design of the surfaces and the storage places have been carefully thought out to maximize the comfort and the accessEvery detail, from the placement of appliances to the organization of workspaces, seeks to facilitate everyday tasks without compromising aesthetics.
Facilitate the movement for space is essential in this design, ensuring that every area is effortlessly accessible. This approach ensures a supreme practicality, where the user can enjoy a comfortable and efficient user experience. Work surfaces, storage and spaces to move around are organized to optimize every daily action.
This design creates a kitchen that perfectly adapts to the modern pace of life, where each element has a clear purpose and contributes to an organized environment. With a layout designed to facilitate everyday tasks, the kitchen becomes a functional space that adapts to the user's needs, offering comfort and efficiency at all times.
Responsible cooking: Sustainable materials and technology
La sustainability is another determining aspect in the creation of the project. It has been taken into account both in the selection of the materials used, which are of Long duration, as in the rigorous selection of household appliances, incorporating brands of low energy consumptionThis approach seeks to reduce environmental impact without compromising the quality and design of the kitchen.
lapitec It is one of those materials that have been used conscientiously for the creation of elements such as countertops and sinks. This material is not only ecological, it is also recyclable, which helps to reduce the environmental impact of cooking. Thanks to its features, lapitec It is presented as a perfect option for those looking for a modern, efficient and sustainable design.





Open shelving as a decorative and functional element
A worktop has been installed on a open wooden shelving, allowing you to display decorative items and kitchen utensils, adding a touch commitment y cozy to the space. This design not only provides a practical point of view to have the essentials at hand, but also improves the aesthetics of the environment, offering a more open and accessible visual. The wood of the shelving perfectly complements the other materials in the kitchen, creating a visual balance.
This detail not only contributes functionality The open shelving not only adds to the design, but also contributes to the unique and warm atmosphere of the kitchen. Open shelving allows users to further personalize their kitchen with items that reflect their style, whether it be cups, mugs, plants or decorative utensils. Thus, the kitchen becomes a more comfortable place to be. cozy and filled with a dash of rebelliousness .
Project Details
General data
- Project's name: LISBON
- Project year: 2024
- Made by: Rio Kitchens
- Designed by: Pedro Banos
- Location: Madrid-Spain
- Kitchen surface: 48m²
- The project budget: Unknown
- Furniture manufacturer: Rio Kitchens
- Furniture model: Lisbon
- Marble worker: Unknown
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