Invisible Cooking

In this exclusive renovation in El Portet, the kitchen has been designed to blend naturally into the passageway leading to the living-dining area, making it feel like part of the furniture rather than a conventional kitchen. The chosen black color creates an elegant contrast with the bright white space and the rest of the furnishings.
The layout is organized into three areas. The island, as the most visible element, features a wine cooler and wine storage, along with a bar area with stools that turns it into a natural gathering spot. On the countertop, an innovative invisible cooking surface has been installed, providing additional workspace alongside the sink area and large storage drawers. In the column area, the combination with glass cabinets visually lightens the space, reinforcing the feeling of seamless integration with the living room.