Swiss Army-Style Kitchen: Shaping Silestone by Campanas

Brazilian designers Fernando and Humberto Campana created an innovative design that will make you re-think the kitchen. Shaping Silestone® by Campanas is a modular unit for the kitchen that mimics the way a Swiss Army knife works.

It has three main elements, or wings, that each incorporate a function for the kitchen – a worktop, a stove, and a sink and table.

So instead of having many components being brought into a kitchen, you have one single piece that houses much of what you need. It’s like furniture for your kitchen, or one giant sculpture.

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