Molteni Tivalì 2.0 Kitchen

The Molteni Tivalì 2.0 kitchen, designed by Dante Bonuccelli in 2004, is a pioneer of the concept "Everything in a Small Space" and evolves into the Tivalì version, thanks to the introduction of the new ergonomic solid wood "Post" handle and alignment with the 2.0 operational columns.

The underlying concept of the design was to create a compact kitchen that, at first glance, appears as a closed piece of furniture and does not reveal its valuable content. Two large sliding doors elegantly house the environment and, once opened, through sophisticated mechanisms, they move back and align with the container's silhouette, revealing its contents. The honeycomb-structured aluminum tambour doors can be configured in various finishes, offering different possible interpretations for its exterior appearance.

The new sliding door mechanism undergoes a revolution, eliminating the base and lower carriage, without compromising the smoothness of the sliding motion. Configurable in 3 different heights and 2 widths, it offers endless possibilities for internal configurations, including the "Stripe" wall unit.