Gray Italian porcelain kitchen with smoked oak wood
Upon entering the Haifa branch, you are greeted by a kitchen composed of two islands connected by a solid ash wood surface.
One of the islands is clad in Italian porcelain, with both the countertop and the kitchen doors made from the same raw material, creating a monolithic, industrial look.
In contrast, the adjacent island features doors and drawers made of smoked oak wood — a type of wood that undergoes a unique smoking process, giving it a warm, soft appearance that provides a striking counterbalance to the neighboring porcelain island.
In the same entrance space, there is a floating sideboard made of slim black aluminum, housing two Miele ovens and three illuminated vitrines with LED lighting.
Design: Vicky Sade and Sabrina Mohadev
