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The STOSA kitchen adds to its collection of modern kitchens a new jewel called Maxim. The fifth largest Italian kitchen manufacturer is proud of it. The STOSA kitchen presents its new collection, Maxim, designed and built by the architect Ettore Tinagli.
The kitchen is very well suited for modern living spaces, and it is available in three different finishes with soft and natural colors, such as the soft lacquered ash, Ash Flanders Duna, and the silk ash color.
The well equipped kitchen STOSA installed under a mezzanine
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The average budget is 8,000 € with a contemporary kitchen style, which uses new materials in combination with solid wood. These are the major characteristics of the STOSA kitchen. In the photos presented, and even if they are not numerous but quite revealing. We see that the kitchen is not only open, but also installed under a mezzanine. This saves space for occupants. The STOSA kitchen offers a rather large storage space thanks to the wall shelves proposed in the structure.
The design is Italian, ergonomist beautiful and well stylized
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Maxim, like all other kitchen collections STOSA exclusively uses GRASS opening and closing systems, and marks its kitchen furniture with the quality label “Moved by GRASS”. The feeling of natural wood, the elegant design and the comfort of use – it is a secret of the success in the manufacture of Italian cuisine. His fame is further enhanced by these simple, useful and ever-popular concepts. In short, by presenting this Maxim collection, the STOSA kitchen offers us a modern and elegant kitchen that will inspire you to cook for your family and your guests in a sophisticated and pleasant atmosphere.
The STOSA kitchen is open by nature to ideas too
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The kitchen island serves as a table for eating too
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