Valcucine kitchens in a showflat in Budapest, Hungary

Located in a beautiful residential apartment, overlooking the Opera House, this showflat in Budapest was conceived not only as a showroom but also as a meeting and experience point, an interior design pilot project, and a reference point for the creation of complete turnkey furnishing solutions. The result is an elegant environment that reflects the intimate and sophisticated atmosphere of the Opera House: soft lighting, fresh colors, elegant lines, metals and mirrors, all of high quality and without compromise. Thanks to various architectural arrangements, the different glimpses of one of the most beautiful works of Hungarian architecture are reflected in the furniture and the showroom at any time of the day. The showroom houses more than 30 international design brands.
The space is more than a showroom: we promise to offer an all-around service, from finding the perfect property to choosing the door handle for your home, we bring everything to life with top-notch design solutions, including turnkey implementation upon request. Protagonist of the atmosphere, we see Logica Celata, the latest addition to the Logica family and the end product of brilliant research into space recovery and reinvention of ergonomics. The kitchen is equipped with the clever patented V-Motion system that activates several functions with the simple gesture of the hand.

Without touching anything, the door opens upward revealing the entire work area; everything is ready to be used in the most efficient and practical way possible. Finally, the door closes, flush with the bases, hiding everything visible and bringing everything back in order in a second. Thanks to Logica Celata V-Motion, functionality meets beauty and the kitchen is transformed into a striking environment. Among Valcucine's unique proposals in this new space in Budapest is the Genius Loci island, which, just like the ancient secrétaire, keeps a secret and intimate place inside its drawer. The island is enriched by the equipped bridge frame: designed to separate spaces without enclosing them, this element lets people interact on either side of the bridge frame, creating a refined play of volumes consisting of the solid presence of the bases in contrast to the light aesthetics of the structure. The composition offers the opportunity to touch Valcucine materials that are combined in a true creative game. The choice of Gloss Vitrum, here proposed in the soft shade of Grigio Tortora, enhances the space and warms the room. Worktops and drawers in Absolute Black Granite bring with them the timeless appeal of natural stone and create a refined contrast. Natural Copper, used for the island bases, illuminates the room with iridescent reflections that change depending on the angle and intensity of the light.