The Arden Kitchen: Material, Light and Storage
Rosso Marble, Black Basalt and Russet Walnut set the scene for AeroFrame glazing, VOXAURA lighting and BASISTEM storage in the Braeside showroom kitchen.
AeroFrame · BASISTEM · Verdécor · VOXAURA
The Arden Kitchen at KnoxOne’s Braeside showroom brings an expressive material palette together with reflective doors, integrated lighting and practical storage. The setting shows how Verdécor, AeroFrame, VOXAURA and BASISTEM can be considered in relation to one another, from the visible surfaces to the fittings behind them.
Give each finish a clear role
Three Verdécor finishes establish the composition. Rosso Marble introduces movement, Black Basalt provides a darker counterpoint, and Russet Walnut adds warmth to the tall cabinetry. Their relationship is as important as any individual finish: the palette balances the expressive stone appearance with quieter dark surfaces and warm interiors.
The interactive case connects each selected finish with its position in the kitchen, so the material choice can be read as part of the complete elevation.
Connect the glass with the light
AeroFrame AeroAxis doors use reflective coated glazing. With the cabinet interior unlit, the glazing reads as a calm, mirror-like surface. Illumination makes the walnut interior visible behind the aluminium frame, changing the perception of the same cabinet.
VOXAURA lighting supports that transition. The sequence follows the door from closed, to opening movement detected, to the interior gradually illuminated. The light, sensor, driver and control unit are parts of the arrangement even though some components are concealed within the cabinetry.
Give the display a practical interior
BASISTEM storage supplies the function behind the glazed elevation. Pull-outs, drawer organisers and wall-mounted storage connect display with access and everyday use. The case identifies SCHIERS, MOUTIER, CHUR and BASEL applications within the setting.
Seen together, these layers explain the kitchen more clearly than a list of products alone. The surfaces establish its character, the door and light control what is revealed, and the storage gives the interior its purpose.