The Bluna collection is enriched with a distinctive look. The doors, consisting of a 16 mm thick anthracite grey wooden panel topped with a 6 mm thick stoneware slab in Pietra Piasentina Grigio Fiammato, define the two work areas of the project: the central island and the wall bases. Bluna Grès fosters togetherness and shared moments through a large snack design, completed by open compartments that function as bookshelves—fully integrating the kitchen and living room.

A clear aesthetic and functional distinction emerges between the stone island, which houses the washing and cooking zones, and the column structure in Noce Canaletto Grigio finish that accommodates the appliances. At the heart of the cabinetry, the Petra glass units flawlessly combine dark bronze and glass elements.

This color defines the base units of the island, which takes the shape of a refined, monochromatic monolith thanks to the worktop and side cladding in the same finish. Chester Green outfits the corner composition, offering a sense of uniformity that extends to the backsplash and garden base—ideal for creating a small home garden. The columns and open shelving in two-tone Noce Salina wood add warmth to the space.

In a play of concealment and revelation, the Malibù display cabinets connect the kitchen with the living room. A bold color combination marks the wall, making it stand out with personality in the entertainment area.