Among the Snaidero Sistema compositions currently rolling out across the brand’s expanding international network, Elementi is the one built around a single dramatic gesture: a waterfall island counter carried on a single sculptural leg, cast in a warm copper tone, curving down from the underside of the countertop to the floor in one continuous arc rather than sitting on a conventional base or run of cabinetry.
The counter itself runs in a pale stone-look surface, extending into a curved end that wraps past the edge of the cabinetry run behind it. That run carries a matching curve of its own, with tall cabinetry finished in a soft off-white bending around the corner of the kitchen without a hard seam and a built-in wall oven set into the same run. Behind the island, a stainless steel backsplash panel runs the full width of the counter, catching the light in loose, rippled reflections, with a copper-finish gooseneck tap rising from the surface in front of it.
In a second configuration shown in the same showroom, the system is set up as a long island in grey stone, paired with an extendable dining leaf in warm wood veneer that slides out from beneath the counter on a matching grey base, with seating arranged on simple cube-shaped stools finished in a pale concrete-effect surface. Behind this version, full-height cabinetry alternates between polished stainless steel and vertically ribbed wood paneling, with a trio of pendant lights in blown amber and clear glass hanging low over the counter.
Elementi’s presence in Bangalore lines up with Snaidero’s broader push into India this year, part of the nearly 400 square meters of combined showroom space the brand has added across Mumbai and Bangalore, with the same composition also shown internationally in Tokyo, alongside Orbita, Folio, and Opera, as one of the Sistema line’s touring configurations.
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