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Lesmo Cult kitchen, framed doors in a pale patina

Classic

The traditional frame, stripped of ornament, returned to its geometry.

Introduction

Classicism rewritten

Lesmo Cult takes the framed door — the signature of classic Italian furniture — and removes everything not required by its structure. What remains is a cast shadow, fine and regular.

The frame here measures sixty millimetres. Enough to create frank relief under raking light, little enough never to weigh the composition down.

The collection suits interiors with character: existing mouldings, old parquet, generous ceiling heights. It converses with the architecture instead of opposing it.

Patinated finishes are applied by hand, piece by piece. No two fronts are ever strictly identical, and it is that slight variance that signs the work.

  • Overall view of the Lesmo Cult kitchen
    Lesmo CultPl. 01
  • Detail of the solid frame and patina in Lesmo Cult
    Lesmo CultPl. 02

Composition

Materials and detail

  • Solid ash
  • Hand-applied patinated lacquer
  • Statuario marble
  • Aged brass
Finish detail of the Lesmo Cult collection

Distinctive features

  • Solid 60 mm framed door
  • Patinas applied by hand, piece by piece
  • Bespoke built-in extraction canopies
  • Glazed cabinets with astragals and mirrored backs

A bespoke study

A survey on site, a drawing, a detailed quotation — with no obligation. The first conversation is always the most useful.