The kitchen models
in photographs

The glass wall brings the garden indoors, and the kitchen receives it in measured tones: graphite grey base and tall units, a cream wall cabinet lightening the wall, pale herringbone panelling as a gentle backdrop to the working zone. Slender black pendant lamps descend, the round white table gathers the light at the centre, the pale stone-effect floor lays everything at ease. It is one of the settings on this page devoted to the Michelessi indoor kitchen collections: a project proving that greys, well measured, are anything but cold. Observe the cream cabinet above the cooking zone: a single shift of tone, and the whole wall breathes. These are the refinements that distinguish a considered design from an assembled catalogue. Michelessi seeks them in every composition, with a chromatic sensibility honed by custom marble working, where every slab has its own grey and no two are alike.

The matt black top becomes a stage and the tableware performs: grey plates stacked with care, white and dove-grey cups, the board drawn like veined white marble bringing a fragment of stone into the scene. To the left, the black sink with its dark mixer; to the right, the induction hob with its faint reflection; below, pale base units with framed doors answer in luminous counterpoint. It is one of the details on this page showing the strength of the domestic black and white: sharp contrast, objects that stand forward, order becoming beauty. Notice the marble-effect board: it is no accident that it appears so often in our compositions, for marble is our mother tongue. Custom marble working has accompanied Michelessi since 1976, and the Italian craftsmanship descending from it carries that nobility into the smallest details: even a cutting board can remember where we come from.

Close your eyes and think of a kitchen: you are probably not thinking of this, and yet it is there. The light dove-grey open module, with its central shelf and exact corners, is one of the structural elements this page shows without artifice, on a neutral ground, the way one shows a well-made tool. Dove grey is the shade of domestic peace: neither grey nor beige, it accords with everything and never tires, and in open compartments it welcomes objects with a backdrop that does not compete. But the true lesson of this element is constructive: flat panels, finished edges, joints without gaps. These are the qualities that hold a kitchen upright for decades. Seek them always, beneath the beautiful finishes: Michelessi guarantees them as company culture, the same that custom marble working has imposed since 1976: substance first, then the scene.

The ceiling of pale wooden slats flows past like an ordered sky, and beneath it the kitchen settles with perfect ease: the white island at the centre, its counter holding the sink, and the dark snack peninsula breaking away from it, carrying the white stools. Two conical black hoods descend side by side, the fitted wall runs along the back, the beige sofa announces the living room. Light crosses everything from the left, generous. It is one of the settings on this page devoted to the Michelessi indoor kitchen collections: a project that shows the power of the island as the home's centre of gravity, place of work and harbour of conviviality at once. Observe the calibrated contrast between the white volumes and the brown of the peninsula: one dark element, and the composition finds its weight. It is the kind of dosage Michelessi practises by trade, with the material sensibility born of custom marble working: every project needs its cornerstone.

The glass wall opens onto mountains veiled in haze, and the dark stone-effect island holds the field with tranquil presence: the black sink and squared mixer rise from the counter like outcrops of the same matter, the steel pan waits on the burner, and the white hood descends from the ceiling in an exact vertical. Succulents at the edge, a slender picture, stacked books: the house lives around its kitchen. It is one of the panoramic settings on this page of Michelessi indoor kitchens: design placing itself at the service of the landscape, choosing dark tones for the island precisely so that the light outside may flood in without rivalry. Observe the sink integrated into the counter: a single gesture of matter, no edges to interrupt it. These continuities are what we have always built: custom marble working is made of counters and basins that become one, and the Italian craftsmanship of Michelessi carries that school into every kitchen.

We return to this white kitchen because successful compositions deserve more than one look. This time, follow the light: it enters through the glass wall, crosses the ceiling of pale wooden slats that combs it into ordered lines, slides across the white island and comes to rest on the warm brown of the snack peninsula, where the white stools wait. The twin black hoods, paired like gentle sentinels, mark the vertical; the fitted wall holds the depth at the back; the beige sofa announces the rest of the house. It is a setting that teaches a simple rule: in open homes, the kitchen is architecture, and its volumes must be composed as one composes a building. Solids, voids, weights, lights. Michelessi designs with this spatial conscience, inherited from custom marble working: those who have laid slabs in real buildings know that every volume converses with the light that touches it.

The room plays its match on contrasts: grey stone walls, a slatted wooden ceiling warming everything from above, and the kitchen answering in black and white: pale base units, dark wall cabinets, the white peninsula whose counter receives the tall black table and its stools. The conical black hood descends punctually over the burners, the open black bookcase fills the left wall, pictures punctuate the back. Light enters low and draws every volume. It is one of the metropolitan settings on this page of Michelessi indoor kitchens: a project proving that black and white, well tempered by wood, remains the most enduring language of the contemporary. Observe how the table joins the peninsula: conviviality is built into the design, not added afterwards. It is the Michelessi way of thinking: as in custom marble working, every element is born already inside the drawing of the whole. Italian craftsmanship, thought through before it is built.

The dark stone-effect island governs the centre of the room, and beside it blossoms the gentlest geometry of all: the snack counter with its round pale top, a suspended disc where the upholstered stool invites the pause. The steel hood descends from the ceiling in a column, punctual above the cooking zone; beyond the glass, the mountains dissolve into the blue haze of morning. Dark slatted walls, blown-glass lamps, a discreet picture: every presence respects the silence of the landscape. It is one of the settings on this page showing the value of mixed geometries: the right angle for work, the circle for encounter. Homes need both, and knowing how to compose them is true design. Observe the junction between the round top and the body of the island: a seam of materials that demands mastery. Michelessi executes it with the hand educated by custom marble working, where curves have always been the hardest examination.

Every kitchen begins here: an essential volume, a shelf, the promise of all that is to come. The module in its white finish is the first cell of our compositions, shown without doors and without artifice, so that you may look into its substance. Light glides over the candid surfaces and reveals their cleanliness: regular thicknesses, precise joints, a white that enlarges the space and reflects the brightness of the room. It is the base on which Michelessi modular kitchens are built: starting from the structure, every element can be declined in the dimensions and finishes your project requires, with personalisations that never push the price beyond what is fair. White, in particular, is the choice of those who love bright, timeless rooms, ready to welcome any pairing of worktops and handles. Behind the apparent simplicity lies true made in Italy care: selected materials, professional installation, a 3D design that shows you the result before we even begin. Ask us for a free quotation: your made-to-measure kitchen starts from this small, honest brick.

On this surface the light changes its voice: it turns metallic, technical, precise. The module in its aluminium finish brings to Michelessi modular kitchens a professional accent, that satin reflection which recalls the kitchens of great working laboratories and shrugs off daily use with ease. The open volume, measured by its central shelf, shows the construction without filters: regular panels, clean joints, a geometry repeated identically module after module, a guarantee of order and visual continuity. It is the ideal choice for those who wish to pair textured or coloured fronts with a neutral, luminous structure, capable of lightening even the most imposing compositions. Like every element of our system, this module too adapts to your project: made-to-measure dimensions, free configurations, personalisations conceived to keep the price always fair. The 3D design lets you preview the final effect, professional installation turns the drawing into reality. Behind every detail, the hand of Italian craftsmanship: ask us for a free quotation and discover how real an idea can be.

The pendant lamps descend from the ceiling like branches of a tree of light, and beneath them the kitchen of the Maya collection orchestrates its tale of white and wood. Framed doors measure out the composition with a regular rhythm, from the tall columns down to the base units with their drawers; at the centre, the light wood wall units break the whiteness and introduce a natural note, echoed by the tabletop and the corner shelves with their plants. The marble-effect backsplash, traced with light veining, protects the working area where the hob and the sink follow one another with quiet efficiency; the floor, polished like a surface of water, reflects the whole scene and deepens the room. The green rug and the dark chairs give the final counterpoint. Maya interprets the taste of those who want a luminous, welcoming, timeless kitchen: a Michelessi proposal personalisable in every detail, with 3D design, professional installation and a price that stays contained. The first step is a free consultation: the rest follows of its own accord.

The Fly collection draws the space with the fluidity of its name: one continuous gesture that begins at the tall units, follows the fitted wall and closes in the embrace of the peninsula. The forest green of the smooth doors, deep and velvety, absorbs the light of the great windows; the thin black worktop runs like a line of ink and defines the volumes with graphic precision. Above, the cream wall unit opens between open wooden compartments, where jars and everyday objects add measured colour; the ovens built into the column mark the wall with their technical presence. Cage lamps descend over the peninsula, the small white table with its green cup softens the foreground, the view of the garden completes the breath of the room. Fly is the choice of those who love contemporary kitchens with flat surfaces and deep colours: a Michelessi proposal personalisable in every aspect, at the right price, with 3D design, professional installation and the quality of Italian craftsmanship. Let yourself be embraced.

Cutting boards leaning against the backsplash like the instruments of a luthier, worked ceramic jars with wooden lids, a plant entering the scene from the left: this detail of the Maya collection is a small symphony of materials. Above, the glass fronts of the wall cabinets reveal piles of white plates, ordered like scores; the under-cabinet lights kindle the grey marble-effect backsplash, crossed by veining that seems drawn by hand. The worktop, in the same material, receives the steel sink with its high-necked mixer tap, ready for service; below, pale framed doors with slender handles close the composition with understatement. The wood of the boards, the ceramic, the stone, the steel: every surface has its voice, and together they play the everyday. Maya is the Michelessi collection that unites classical grace and modern function: modular kitchens personalisable in every aspect, at the right price, with 3D design, professional installation and the hand of Italian craftsmanship.

The dark wood ceiling, measured out by black beams, frames from above a scene made for slow mornings: the kitchen of the Noah collection lays out its cream tones beneath clusters of hanging bulbs, while the light of the great industrial windows crosses the room. The composition works by measured contrasts: dark wood wall units with mesh compartments, the black hood with its decided volume, the two black ovens side by side in the tall units, the open shelves where teapots and cups put themselves on show. On the dark worktop, fruit in the metal basket and the board with its server tell of breakfast in progress; the black table in the foreground, with its slender-profiled chairs, waits only for the voices. The refrigerator with its external drawers completes the wall like a family heirloom. Noah is the Michelessi collection for those who love character: made-to-measure modular kitchens, total personalisation, contained price, 3D design, professional installation. Italian craftsmanship, at your side from the morning coffee onwards.

Beyond the glazing, the hills dissolve into the morning haze; within, the island of the Hera collection anchors the scene with its dark matter, crossed by veining as fine as the ribs of slate. Stone-effect fronts clothe drawers and doors without interruption, in a monolith whose grain the light grazes and reveals; the worktop receives the black composite sink, the square-elbowed mixer tap and the induction hob where the pan already waits. Above, the suspended hood with its candid volume descends like a paper lantern, a luminous counterpoint to the island's elegant weight. Books aligned on the serving ledge, the picture on the wall, the plants on the terrace: everything suggests a home where the landscape enters and stays. Hera is the Michelessi collection for those who love tactile surfaces and pure volumes: modular kitchens personalisable in every aspect, at the right price, with 3D design, professional installation and the solidity of Italian craftsmanship. The panorama is yours to provide.

The great room breathes: walls green as sage, photographs in black and white, the light of the windows arriving from afar. At the centre, the kitchen of the Maya collection organises the space with its peninsula: four cream framed doors, generous and rhythmic, above which the dark worktop receives the gas hob; the black hood descends from the ceiling in perfect axis, slender as a technical chandelier. Behind, the working wall aligns sink, oven and open compartments, while the shelving in black metal and wood displays bowls, plates and jars with the order of a modern dresser; to the right, the suspended composition with its open compartments bridges towards the dining zone, where the dark table waits. Everything invites you to pause, to cook, to stay. Maya is the Michelessi modular kitchen that turns a room into a home: personalisable in every aspect, at the right price, with 3D design, professional installation and the assurance of the Italian artisan. Take a seat: the place is yours.

The floor of decorated tiles beats out its geometric motif and leads the eye from the sitting room to the kitchen: the Hera collection inhabits this passage with the ease of its powder tones. The dark grey base units, flat-fronted and with a recessed groove in place of handles, run along two walls and turn the corner beneath the luminous window; the light wood wall units lighten the upper register, while the central grey tall units build a compact, ordered block. The pale worktop receives the sink with its mixer tap, the bottles of oil, the striped tea towel on its hook: small signs of life that warm the rigour. On the corner shelf, the lantern with its glowing sphere and the ceramic vases compose a corner of atmosphere; the sofa with its blue cushions and the amber lamp complete the conversation zone. Hera knows how to be like this: discreet, enveloping, contemporary. Michelessi modular kitchens make it to measure, with complete personalisation, a fair price, 3D design and professional installation. The Italian artisan touch, in the tones you prefer.

Look at the scene from this angle and you will understand why three-dimensional drawing is the best ally of serene decisions: the composition shows itself in three-quarter view, with the tall unit on the left, the sequence of wall units with the open compartment above the cooking zone, the dark worktop running to the steel sink with its mixer tap. The built-in oven with its steel front punctuates the base units, the dark plinth draws the footing, the wall leaves room for the hood and the sockets: every centimetre has already been considered, measured, verified. The 3D render lets you walk, in your mind, through a room that does not yet exist, correct a door, move a compartment, try a different finish: the made-to-measure kitchen is born of this dialogue, fulfilling every wish with no obstacle to the imagination and keeping the price contained. Professional installation takes care of the rest, turning the project into everyday life without surprises. It is the Michelessi method: 3D design, Italian artisanship, free consultation. Your kitchen, first of all, is drawn well.