Arclinea THEA – HANDLE-FREE KITCHEN Kitchen with island

An extensive linear kitchen work base runs like a ribbon along the walls of a bright space, where wall units and open ones are opposite to storage floor-to-ceiling wall units and a glass display.‎ A huge snack bar island in the middle of the room completes the layout featuring a brand-new interpretation of Thea, the “handle free” model designed by Antonio Citterio in 2021, among the most versatile of the entire Arclinea collection.‎  Its three-sided layout highlights spaces and equipment: central cooking area with induction hob and integrated hood, double sink to the sides, oven embedded in the island, and appliances arranged in order to rationalize the operating flows.‎ A glass display unit featuring double doors with brushed bronze frames and Stopsol glass, NTF fossil oak interiors and graphite aluminum shelves, creates a lighting break in the big and capable floor-to-ceiling wall of units.‎  The Arclinea dining table and Panca bench, showed here in their “in niche” version, appear as the natural completion of Thea linear aesthetics.‎  In Thea, Arclinea has established an approach of pragmatic and aesthetic minimalism that is typical of the clean lines of handle-free kitchens.‎ The resulting space is rational, but with no compromise on duality of purpose.‎ In this way, Thea is follows of our design principles with an in-built flexibility to offer multiple configurations, including handles that can be horizontally and vertically integrated.‎ Its name may be derived from an Arclinea design of the 1960s, but today, Thea is central to our creative evolution.‎ Further info from manufacturer on THEA – HANDLE-FREE KITCHEN Arclinea