The Lago 36e8 kitchen (designed by Daniele Lago) takes its name from the ancient oakwood used to define its volumes. The wood stands up to wear and liquids thanks to a thermal treatment that preserves its beauty over time. A unique material, which offers a true tactile and emotional appeal with its distinctive three-dimensional graining. In this model, the Wildwood is worked by keeping a 4 mm layer of precious wood, integrated with aluminum profiles and technological solutions such as Flapp, the patented Lago handle which is practically invisible on the fronts while ensuring ergonomic opening. The Fusion top and the base units of the kitchens, with their different depths, create an interplay of volumes capable of dynamizing any interior. The Tech fronts have aluminum profiles to protect the edges from impact, while the top (which alternates surfaces in Wildwood and black quartz) has an integrated sink, also in quartz, and an induction hob. Appliances can be recessed in the bases and the suspended columns. The wall units have black opaque glass fronts and a completely lacquered structure also inside. This is how Daniele Lago recounts 36e8 Wildwood: “We were the first company to deconstruct the design of the kitchen, making it fluid and suspended, superseding the rectangles that until then had composed the bases and wall units. The 36e8 square module continues to be the design paradigm capable of generating originality and responding concretely to the needs of the kitchen space. In this case, the use of Wildwood, which comes from certified French forests, is incomparably empathic and hard-wearing.”
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