Sei | architecture #8

Name: Sei | architecture #8
Brand: Euromobil

Fitted kitchens from Euromobil, Designed by Marc Sadler

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Product description

By name and deed, “SEI” (six) is kitchen furniture featuring tops, side panels, shelves and accessories in general just six millimetres thick. Created by Marc Sadler as preview at EuroCucina 2018.
Designed for active users, this is a ‘real’ kitchen dedicated to those who consider the kitchen a place in which to work and live, rather than a mere status symbol.
Distinguished by a combination of laminates and quality materials which create contrasts, it is versatile and, importantly, inexpensive. Thus, its ‘all laminate’ configuration (with a technological variant in Fenix) is transformed into a luxury version by using marble, elm wood, antiqued stainless steel, etc.

BASE UNITS
carcase: anthracite
fronts: comodoro green Fenix NTM®, black ragged natural elm
opening system: drawer+hinged door
base: door at floor level
Sei handle: black anodized aluminium
Sei worktop: comodoro green unicolor Fenix NTM® with integrated sink

systems
Sipario accessorised back panel in black anodized aluminium and absolute black lacquered satin glass with aluminium accessories

WALL UNITS
fronts: comodoro green Fenix NTM®
integrated hood: Novy anthracite Fusion Advanced

TALL UNITS
carcase: anthracite
fronts: HPL laminate violet grey ker finish
base: door at floor level
Sei handle: vertical, black anodized aluminium

systems
Cabinet, Solaris Back backlit back panel and Kessebohmer Premio mechanism

Concept

“Sei as in six millimetres, which is the thickness of tops, side panels, shelves and accessories... panels like blades; only Italian flair can achieve such effects. I juggled with materials and colours, mixing wood, marble, steel and laminate for a single purpose: to implement a simple but functional project with a wealth of super materials and interiors and the use of colours. All this was made possible by artisan traditions, attention to details and technological innovation.”
Marc Sadler