Arredo3’s Frida kitchen was designed for homeowners who seek freedom - and the beauty of a handleless framed cabinet door. With a groove integrated into the top surface edge of the cabinet, it creates a sleek streamlined shape that is easy to adapt to individual décor choices. The linear frame adds a characterful touch and perfectly blurs the line between modern edge and classic charm. All you have to do is decide which way to go.
It could be a contemporary kitchen with glass cabinets framed by minimalist Teca doors in grey, for instance. Or you could opt for a classic kitchen revived in a fresh style with pickled-wood finishes in muted tones, mullioned-pane sideboards and a large slatted hood - an exclusive piece from the collection with retro overtones. Frida has tons of potential and will swing whichever way you want.
The wood finishes add warmth to the setting, the matt lacquers come in myriad hues, the accessories make the overall effect either more functional or more refined, and then there are the environmentally-friendly options in the Gaia Range, basically a collection made up of earth-conscious, recycled and sustainable materials thanks to which Arredo3 shines the spotlight on the importance of caring for the planet. Abitum, Laminam, Infinity, Iris and Dekton are all worktops made from ceramic slabs that belong to the Gaia range and are hugely versatile and easy to match to their surrounds.
If you want a Frida kitchen to personalise and tailor to your tastes, get in touch with your local Arredo3 retailer and come closer to your dream with their professional advice.
