Thea Kitchen

With its Thea model, Arclinea has adopted a pragmatic and aesthetic minimalist approach characteristic of the clean lines of handle-less kitchens.

The resulting space is rational, yet makes no compromises on functionality. In this way, Thea adheres to our design principles with the flexibility to offer multiple configurations, including handles that can be integrated both horizontally and vertically. Its name may have been inspired by an Arclinea design from the 1960s, but today, Thea stands at the center of our creative evolution.

The most striking choice is doors featuring the original molding motif. Their textured, three-dimensional surfaces create a play of light and shadow that contrasts with the sequence of vertical lines, bringing the space to life and evoking a sense of naturalness, craftsmanship, and quality from expert hands when touched. By integrating the dividing lines between the doors into their design, the slats create a uniform surface, as shown here with the NTF fossil oak veneer; this veneer pairs perfectly with Quartzforms®’ matte Mercury quartz countertop and the new Gola profile made of brushed bronze aluminum. Meanwhile, the interior of the Canto snack bar is characterized by PVD Plus bronze stainless steel, resulting in great elegance and visual harmony.

The design of the wooden slats ensures seamless integration between the doors, resulting in a smooth surface.

Thanks to the special edge treatment, the light-colored wall units in NTF fossil oak have been harmoniously combined with the white Efeso Armour cabinet doors. The matte Mercury quartz back panel, finished with stainless steel rods/profiles, comes with NTF fossil oak-colored sliding hardware, while the drawers are equipped with the built-in Moka Box organizing system. Thanks to the 3000K LED lighting installed beneath the wall units, the countertops are always perfectly illuminated.