bulthaup’s Brilliant b3 Floating Kitchen System
Wednesday, February 14th, 2007
bulthaup, founded in 1949, is now renowned for its innovative leadership in modern kitchen design, in which unnecessary decoration of any kind is avoided; coupled with its smart installation concept, the company has become a pioneer in the industry.
bulthaup believes that kitchens are living spaces where the most beautiful have a simple, tailored design, perfectly equipped and inviting places, which offer endless hours of enjoyment.
Their innovative bulthaup b3 system offers a new design concept that allows the kitchen elements to float, using materials carefully - as thin as possible and as thick as necessary; the overall lightness of design demonstrates how effortlessly beauty can radiate from functionality.
The entire kitchen “floats” using a multi-functional supporting frame on the wall that can bear up to one ton in weight per meter.
It is a masterpiece of stability hidden from view when fitted with panels, shelves, units and appliances; this technology also enables water, power and gas connections to be concealed; this wall solution is ideal for architects and designers, providing them with an unprecedented level of freedom in the efficient use of space.
bulthaup observed that in the majority of kitchens people need to either bend down low or stretch up high to reach certain areas, resulting in the b3 system, where all areas that are very high up or very low down, no longer exist and the space in-between is used to the full.
The bulthaup b3 concept clearly illustrates how you can create a highly personalised superb kitchen in any given space.
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