In this resolutely contemporary chalet, the kitchen is elegantly integrated into a sober and refined aesthetic. The columns are embedded in a dedicated niche, thus freeing up the main linear area where the sink and the cooking range are located. This choice allows for maximum natural light to be preserved in the room while visually structuring the spaces. 

The furniture, in matte black lacquer without handles, asserts a minimalist and contemporary line. The countertop and the splashback are made of black granite from Zimbabwe, bringing depth and refinement. A stainless steel backsplash has been added behind the range, echoing the already present metal elements: hood, control knobs, handles, and mixer tap. 

The undermount sink in black composite almost entirely blends into the whole, enhancing the purity of the design. The uniformity of materials and the sobriety of lines ensure this kitchen has a fluid, clear, and timeless reading.