Italian kitchen company Pedini produces a sinuous wonder named Dune, which is modeled after “flowing forms found in nature.” The cabinet system uses no handles, which keeps the profile clean and smooth—much like the sandy waves of beachfront dunes. To open the base unit cabinets, simply reach into a groove on the edge of the extra thick 23mm front panel. To open the tall units, there is a groove in the vertical aluminum profile. Dune’s curved units feature cleverly crafted drawers that do not compromise “the environment, ergonomics, or functionality.”

Dune. Manufactured by Pedini.

In keeping with the aesthetic inspiration behind Dune, the cabinets are available in natural or stained eco-friendly walnut. In natural walnut, the shapely Dune island stands like a sloped hill of sand. If you want a more daring look, Dune comes in matte, high gloss, and textured lacquer in any color. The Dune curved island in high gloss yellow resembles a slice of lemon, giving a touch of tartness to the kitchen footprint. The Dune collection comes with aluminum profiles and plinths in white, gray, black, or matte silver; and complementary glass fronts come with a walnut frame and six colors of mirror glass.

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About the Manufacturer: Italian kitchen company Pedini has been in business for more than 50 years (since 1957). A trendsetter in modern kitchen concepts, Pedini was one of the first kitchen designers to introduce modular kitchens, curved surfaces, and discreet work zones. Also a pioneer in eco-friendly kitchen production, Pedini keeps “an eye on quality and environmental responsibility.” With approximately 300 showrooms in more than 25 countries, the Pedini brand truly has global reach.