Sculpted from natural quartzite, Metal Rock lacquer, and leather inserts, the new Zum Zeri project by Anna and Enrico Cattaneo redefines Italian luxury kitchens through architectural proportions and material contrast.
Zum Zeri reflects SCIC’s design maturity through a carefully balanced harmony of volume, material, and detail. More than a kitchen, it is an exercise in formal language in which every element contributes to defining a precise and recognizable composition.
At the center of the space stands a large island conceived as a monolithic, sculptural volume, highlighted by an illuminated recessed profile that outlines its perimeter and enhances its architectural presence. Rounded corners introduce a softer, more domestic dimension, easing the rigidity of the central block without altering its compositional balance.
Designed by Anna and Enrico Cattaneo with Studio Design SCIC, the project is based on the dialogue between surfaces and materials: the natural quartzite top combines with the Metal Rock lacquered finish, enriched by leather inserts on the doors. The result is a composition that works both visually and tactilely, delivering a complete material experience.
CIC’s vision of design in constant transformation, where material, function, and aesthetic language intertwine to redefine the boundaries of living.