VILLA D’ESTE
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The kitchen project pays homage with its name to Villa D’Este, theater of culture, pleasure, well-being and happiness.
The Villa d’Este kitchen designed by Mauro Lipparini emphasizes the collective dimension of living, notonly within a personal family context, but also in relation to the outside world, as a gesture of contaminationand transformation in the space that symbolizes metamorphosis. Everyday life is enhanced by prestige andelegance in the most technological area of the home, thanks to the choice of refined materials like Stone Oak – the precious fossil wood formed by age-old processes of stratification of the earth – and undulated Calacatta Antique marble with its multiple veins.
VILLA D’ESTE
Mauro Lipparini
Wood, Marble
multifunctional
2023
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