Italian Luxury Interiors

December 3, 2019

 All in one place, a prestigious location in one of the loveliest cities in the world: the Martini showroom in Verona is a truly unique experience in which one is completely
surrounded and enveloped by luxury.


This courageous choice was aimed to create an interactive setting that places the accent on design during the whole year, and not only while the company is present at trade shows and events in the sector. The opening of the showroom is the fruit of the clear, specific strategy, and is primarily designed to welcome the customers in a prestigious setting, in a strategically positioned city such as Verona, thus offering a direct opportunity to learn more how Martini operates, and the reliable, bespoke approach that has always been its hallmark.


The showroom is aimed at both project designers and end users from Italy and beyond. The aspiration is to replicate the format worldwide, seeking to spread and promote the Italian culture of beauty and facilitate the project design/purchase experience all year round. The project is based on a coordinated study of the layout and the items on display, as well as on-going training and communication synergies able to effectively illustrate all the magic of Martini's world.


A modern style with luxury design, that does not forget the valu of Made in Italy craftsmanship: Martini presents Essenza Project, a kitchen concept designed by Arbet Design, which celebrates the company’s evolution towards a more trendy and contemporary atmosphere. Simplified shapes with a strong identity, minimal lines and the introduction of particular and refined exotic types of wood for the Essenza Project kitchen, illuminated by steel and brass inserts. The production process is studied down to the smallest detail to enhance the quality of the materials and workmanship.


Charme
Luminous and spacious: the abundance of natural light exalts the refined shapes. The pale tints are a tip of the hat to the style of the traditional cottages that characterize English estates. In addition to the hob and sink, columns and cabinets, there is also an island to provide extra work and storage space, making this kitchen even more functional and complete. Platinum white wood, glass and marble are the ingredients that, when skilfully blended, produce the perfect recipe. There are echoes of the past in the style and details, but the hi-tech solutions are all there to guarantee that your culinary performances will delight the most discerning palates.


Exotic
A non-traditional approach that restructurescraftsmanship from its very foundations, here featuring brilliant rosewood in all its glory. A deep dive into exotic fragrances, with borders that form an enveloping interior architecture. The perfection of nature described by the veining of the wood, repeated in the precisely rhythmic lines of the workmanship. The matble reflects the light and exalts the silhouette of the furnishings.


Numero 5
The contrast between white and black in the marble triggers a game of opposites, where the glossy steel is offset by the most classical of the non-colours and by the rosewood. The appliances, movements and lighting are the best available. Designer handles, wainscoting covered in metal and the availability of matching tables and chairs
enhance the composition.

Pure
Stainless steel and eucalyptus blue define the mood of this kitchen in which the design becomes essential, essentially exclusive.Linearity, attention to details and trendsetting style: Pure is the ideal solution for those who want their kitchen powerful aesthetic impact with modern lines and sophisticated materials.


Address: Piazza Cittadella 3, 37122 - Verona, Italy
www.martini-interiors.com

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