The over 300-square-meter exhibition space presents four new interpretations of the kitchen environment, alongside a material library that showcases the endless compositional possibilities of TM Italia. An immersive design experience articulated across multiple levels, ranging from the display of furnishings for different areas of the home to the ability to interpret new projects with an exceptionally high degree of customization. This approach is developed through an ongoing dialogue with the client, creating an ideal meeting point between creativity and technical expertise.
The new atelier is a luminous jewel, featuring eight double-height windows overlooking Viale Monte Santo and Via Gino Bramieri, showcasing four entirely new product configurations that fully express TM Italia’s potential in terms of range, positioning, technological integration, and functionality.
A light pure design mood is embodied in the Avignon model – design by Nicola Gallizia: a composition of striking visual impact, occupying the main window and fully expressing the company’s connection with nature and its refined craftsmanship. Colors evoke the purity of carefully selected materials. The Avignon model presents a deconstructed composition with cantilevered modules and bespoke columns that adapt seamlessly to the architectural constraints of the showroom. It combines harmonious materials and technical solutions: custom-stained eucalyptus doors, Bianco Covelano natural stone for countertops and open compartments, and eco-certified panel structures with a silk finish.
A smooth black mood is represented by a sophisticated composition of the new Modula model – design by TM Italia R&D, occupying the central space. This setup features rounded panels in various radii: a welcoming R15 for the island and elegant R8 for the columns. Dark, intense finishes contrast with the luminosity of steel and natural stone: gray stopsol glass windows with bronze frames, internal drawers in oak with Pentagram fluted fronts, a column with retractable doors concealing a workspace with pull-out countertop and satin steel back panel, and an island in Dover White natural stone with dark metallic lacquered fronts and plinths.
A rational design mood presents a composition that is diametrically opposite to the new Modula model – design by TM Italia R&D – showcasing the absolute compositional freedom of TM Italia’s product range. Meticulously precise, it combines warm tones with birch plywood structures, featuring a pentagram of varying depths and wall-mounted elements that balance essentiality with comfort and practicality. The doors are lacquered in Pro.Color Sabbia, and the countertop is in Yamuna Moka gres. The setup is also equipped with a Quooker purification system and multifunction faucet, along with a suspended dishwasher.
A timeless design mood is represented by the Rua model – design by Ruadelpapavero, winner of the Compasso d’Oro 2020, in a highly experiential area dedicated to dialogue across multiple levels: show cooking, private events, and lunch & learn sessions. The kitchen is fully operational, combining the elegant asymmetric fluted motif of the Rua model, lacquered in a refined custom blue tone, with open oak-stained panels and gres shelving. Windows are made of fluted glass with Champagne frames, and back panels in oak-stained wood are arranged in a herringbone pattern. The countertop is enriched with a rotating tray, a built-in vertical pull-out pantry, and a welcoming dining area for eight guests, crafted in custom-stained oak with cross-herringbone inlay and half-oval edging.
The composition is completed by the “Academy” space, featuring a boiserie that seamlessly continues from the kitchen furniture and equipped with the full technical array of TM Italia.
Credits:
Brand: TM Italia
Type: Flagship store
Commercial partner: Garavaglia Home Interior
Location: Viale Monte Santo, 8 – Milano
Size: 300 mq
Design: TM Italia R&D
Photo: Thomas Libiszewski
Video: VivaioCreativo
Creative director: Piero Sabatini
Partners: FiammettaV · LeCreuset Group · Pastificio Mancini · Velenosi · Sibilla