Rael kitchen

Córdoba, Spain

A classical frame to a modern kitchen.

A perfect example of well-balanced and sophisticated style, this kitchen combines open elements with closed compartments, full and empty spaces and different depths, materials and finishes, creating an eclectic composition with great decorative ability.

An alternative to marble.

The kitchen worktop, splashback and side cladding all resemble marble, only revealing their real nature at a closer glance: in fact, this is Musa, the Lapitec collection that recreates the subtle and discreet veining of marble and recalls the exquisiteness and elegance of the most classic elements, enriching them with the high levels of technical performance that sintered stone has to offer in terms of its kitchen cladding solutions.

Unique and natural patterns.

The veining on the slabs is present all the way through them, which means it runs throughout the slabs’ thickness without the need for any kind of printing: any incisions, holes or cuts that need to be done on the slabs shall therefore reveal the same pattern found on the surface of the stone cladding, without losing any of its charm. This can also be seen in this kitchen worktop, made with an oblique cut so as to frame the contrasting front panels of the drawers: the sintered stone is decorated with the fine pattern all the way down its sides; this creates a charming and unique effect that cannot be replicated, just like natural stone.