Cooks know that keeping clean work areas while cooking is critical – and incredibly difficult in small spaces. Crisp, contemporary,white and fully functional, this modern integrated kitchen is one of a series of five interior design ideas from Boxetti and includes everything but the kitchen sink … no, wait, that is built in as well.

In its closed configuration, this convertible object by Boxetti is covered with lines and sleek handles that make you want to reach out to pull, push, flip and fold out everything – which you can. Pull-down drying racks emerge from a secret slot above and a slide-over surface space opens to reveal a hidden sink. General storage also hangs from on high, providing suspended food-saving spaces and other features that could also render an added pantry area redundant.

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They call this space-saving transforming kitchen in a box the “Boxetti Lunch.”

“Boxetti Lunch is a multifunctional kitchen island unit containing all the necessary kitchen equipment. The unit has an automatic sliding surface uncovering a built-in sink with a tap. The sliding surface is equipped with a safety sensor to stop closing automatically if any hand movement is detected.”

“The work surface contains a closed space for tableware together with a default set of kitchen knifes.The part of the top surface is foldable to uncover the oak tree cutting board, the foldable cover has a built-in LED spotlight. The unit is equipped with two extensible bar seats, a space for built-in fridge, a standard set of shelves and drawers.”

Flip-up counters unveil clever cutting boards and kitchen knife storage while fold-out drawers and doors provide additional space for trash cans, dry food storage, dish washing and a cozy alcove with a small built-in refrigerator. While this set is anything but cheap, perhaps the cost is justifiable considering how much square footage it would ultimately save.

“Boxetti collection is driven by three basic design principles – functionality, advanced technologies and contemporary aesthetics of minimalism. Each of Boxetti modules is designed to achieve maximum efficiency of particular demands for functionality and suitability.”

“The capability of the modules to be transformed into compactly solid blocks is essential for the design concept in order to obtain an unobstructed and comfortable space – free of uselessness. Boxetti collection is a handmade product – the quality of materials as well as structural and technological solutions endues the collection to the extent of exclusiveness.”

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