The fundamental usefulness of the void.
VOGUE Metal 4.0
Binova proposes a new exploration of the relationship between kitchen and living room—the constant interaction of functions, habits, and everyday needs. Spaces are no longer limited by structural elements and become open areas where functional hierarchy no longer exists. A design that captures the spirit of an open home unafraid of an informal appearance, where the perception of space evolves and excess no longer has a place.
The main element around which the space is organized is the L‑shaped wall with columns, composed of units of different depths connected to form a unified aesthetic that links the kitchen to the living room by using the same elements—a continuous play between forms and functions. Another feature of the columns is that they are interrupted by recesses, which lighten the wooden wall and at the same time allow the fronts to open and the placement of concealed lighting.
The island with Vogue doors is characterized by vertical grooves that create a handle for opening, finished in Metallic Color 4.0, while another innovative element is the projecting countertop that creates a comfortable dining area. The living-room wall has the same finishes as the kitchen and is defined by a play of empty and solid forms with recesses and opening units, while the sideboard features Vogue doors and a thick gres countertop.
Detail of the island with Vogue doors, featuring an integrated handle in Metal 4.0 with Amaranto varnish. Worktop in matte Breccia Capraia gres finish.
Detail of folding doors for the oven and microwave in Bluna double‑laminate Rovere Fumé finish, with back panels in matte Breccia Capraia gres.
Worktop in matte Breccia Capraia gres and Antique Brown natural stone finish. Snack top in thermotreated Rovere wood finish.
Detail of a bedside unit with Vogue doors in Metallic Lacquer 4.0 with Amaranto finish, and a worktop in matte Breccia Capraia gres finish.
Detail of the living area with Bluna 4.0 doors in lacquered metal with Amaranto finish, columns in double‑laminate Bluna wood in Rovere Fumé finish, and folding open units in a matte black finish.
THE ESSENTIAL UTILITY OF THE EMPTY SPACE.
VOGUE Legno
A hymn to aesthetic purity, like a perfect square: the 45° cuts at the ends of the island eliminate every superfluous line. The result is a composition of purity and form, for an exclusive and elegant environment. Without forgetting the function of a kitchen, so that it can be fully utilized as a whole within a fluid and timeless space.
At the center of the room there is a huge island, with matte lacquered doors cut at 30°, in perfect harmony with the Limha top cut at 60°. The purity of the lines is interrupted by the monoblock sink resting on lowered bases, which provide a comfortable space for food preparation. Another element that breaks this endless line is the snack top facing the bookcase behind it.
An island that serves as a meeting point between two storage areas—one dedicated to cooling and the other to cooking. The columns are characterized by the vertical Vogue handle, an element with a strong character. The entire kitchen is built with the new 75 module, in absolute alignment with the demands of the modern world. The setting concludes with a large living area at the back, defined by a glass wall placed side by side with a floor-level fireplace and a sideboard that follows the same finishes used in the kitchen.
Detail of the Vogue columns in special Rovere Vesuvio wood with staggered slats (doga sfalsata), featuring an integrated matte‑lacquered handle. Monoblock sink in gres Pietra Piasentina Grigio Fiammato finish, with adjustment grooves.
Detail of the island with doors featuring a Bluna Carruba 30° matte profile and a Limha worktop in gres Pietra Piasentina Grigio Fiammato. Snack top design in Rovere Vesuvio wood, doga sfalsata finish, with a beveled edge.
Boiserie with LED shelves and a snack design in Rovere Vesuvio wood, doga sfalsata finish, with a beveled edge; back panel on the inside in gres Pietra Piasentina Grigio Fiammato finish, featuring adjustment grooves on the front side.
Detail of the bedside unit with Vogue doors in Rovere Vesuvio wood, doga sfalsata finish, and a worktop in gres Pietra Piasentina Grigio Fiammato finish.
Detail of the wall‑mounted units with reflective glass doors in a black aluminum frame and fume glass. Structure in double‑laminate Beton Argilla finish, and a back panel in fabric with Zerù finish.
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