Concept project · 2013 · Gemelli Design Studio, now Brani & Desi
Cubism in the
Kitchen
A kitchen that refuses to be seen from just one point of view.
Enter the room
Cubism is a product of the imagination.
Often the kitchen design is mainly aimed at its ergonomics without taking into account its originality.
Our goal was to create a functional and intriguing kitchen for creative people who are attracted to art and experimentation — people who want an active life. Colors and forms have a positive impact on individuals.
We called our design concept project "Cubism in the Kitchen", affected by the cubism style — the art movement of Pablo Picasso. The kitchen sits like a nest between the green branches of a fresh deciduous tree. The space should be natural and energizing — an area where the residents feel creative and alive. The art can make us admire our life.
Branches, chaos, fresh leaves — the line that runs through everything.
Pureness. The fresh air in the room.
Spicy and strong — the sharpest contrast with the grass green.
"If I paint a wild horse, you might not see the horse… but surely you will see the wildness!"attributed to Pablo Picasso
One room, thirteen points of view
In the press
- Design Milk
"This duo thinks so far outside the box that the box isn't even in sight. Their innovative design for 'Cubism in the Kitchen' is bright and abstract and while not exactly for everyone, you can appreciate its uniqueness." — Caroline Williamson, Design Milk
Read - TrendHunter
"A glamorous kitchen combining multiple perspectives, affected by cubism and surrealism."
Read - Nafanura · Feb 2013
"Dominated by the green line that is able to create a space that looks energetic and modern."
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- Designers
- Desislava Ivanova, Branimira Ivanova
- Studio in 2013
- Gemelli Design
- Today
- Brani & Desi
- Style
- Cubism, surrealism