Showing what others hide leaves more room for imagination. The Scava design is characterized by fronts with a handle at the top which, thanks to a countertop made to the same depth as the units, allows them to open.

The space is defined by two large areas separated in the center by three wooden columns that function as storage and house built-in appliances. The first area is a kitchen with two work zones—a central island and one along a side wall—while the second consists of a large living area with a table, sideboard, and sofa. An environment that conveys living in complete interaction between person and space.