A rounded center.
The curved outline gives the island the presence of an independent object. A continuous edge follows the gesture of its ends.
Monterrey, Nuevo León
Collaborative project · Gintarini
Editorial name · Monterrey · Gintarini collaboration
THE IDEA
Making the island an expressive centerpiece, supported by a restrained working perimeter.
The red stone island defines this kitchen's character. Rounded ends contrast with the straight perimeter fronts, while a lit base visually separates the volume from the floor. Fluted timber side walls frame the scene and add another material rhythm.
THE SPACES / 02 VIEWS
The design shared by Francisco Serrano Hess and its new visual interpretations. The source of each image is identified. Open an image to browse the gallery.
MATERIAL / THE DESIGN
Pale veins over a deep-colored island surface.
Smooth, understated cabinetry.
Side surfaces framing the kitchen.
The curved outline gives the island the presence of an independent object. A continuous edge follows the gesture of its ends.
Lighting below draws a separation between stone and floor. The volume retains its visual weight while shadow adds depth.
The sink and appliances are concentrated at the rear. Two circular sconces and under-cabinet lighting echo the island's curves.
THE SKETCHBOOK / DRAWINGS AND PROCESS
A contemporary reading of the arrangement and volumes visible in the rendering. These diagrams were reconstructed for the portfolio; they are not the project's original drawings.
Interpretive plan and axonometric, created for this portfolio from the rendering. These are not original construction drawings.
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