Product description

DC10 is a kitchen in the style of Vincenzo De Cotiis. More than the mere sum of its parts, it is an extraordinary, visionary creation. This design leans heavily towards contemporary art methods and the aesthetics of New Art Deco, being completely liberated from the homogeneity typical of traditional kitchen systems. Designed in 2010, the model consists of components put together in a strictly island-style block, with a customised design for each individual client. As it can be freely combined with the cabinet systems and accessories of the Rossana range, the kitchen does not come with its own wall units and cupboards.

The extraordinary materials used for the door panels, such as the brushed and burnished brass which is used here for the first time ever in this context, invest the surfaces with luxury and warmth. The design of the countertops, with their rounded edges and large surface areas broken up by tabletop appliances and accessories, demonstrates exceptional quality and functionality. Finally, the surprising kitchen interior, with the added technical and aesthetic value of the casework, strengthens the comparison to living room furniture. Intensity, contemporary luxury, interpretation, personalisation and high technology are the key words to describe this genuine masterpiece of contemporary design.

Concept

DC10 is the kitchen system designed in 2010 by Vincenzo De Cotiis for Rossana RB. It includes island and peninsula components for customized site-specific installations. It does not include additional wall and tall units but is easily combined with other Rossana cabinets and kitchens. According to Vincenzo De Cotiis, DC10 is an “extraordinary” object. Rather than a modular system, it is an example of a visionary design with a strong leaning toward contemporary art, completely free of the standardization criteria typically found in a kitchen series. The door panel material is extraordinary, brushed burnished brass employed for the first time ever in this context which gives the surfaces a warm and luxurious feel. The countertop is extraordinary, with a rounded profile and reveal, large sink, and built in cook-top and accessories. The kitchen interior is truly extraordinary, with casework of both technical and aesthetical value, more suggestive of a living room than a kitchen. Key words: intensity, contemporary luxury, interpretation, high-tech.