Vaselli Impluvium Kitchen Island Designed by Emanuel Gargano e Marco W. Fagioli

The Impluvium kitchen island by Vaselli, conceived by Emanuel Gargano and Marco W. Fagioli, draws inspiration from the ancient Roman rainwater basins, reflected in the sculptural design of its worktop. A distinctive 25-degree cut shapes the profile, seamlessly connecting the edge to the top of the doors and descending into a recessed workspace.

Defined by a continuous work surface, the composition allows solid wood cutting board modules to glide freely, creating generous operational zones. The absence of horizontal cuts on the sides enhances the monolithic presence, while the rectangular, hollowed top suggests a refined approach to kitchen design. Within the Impluvium kitchen island, the doors open from above to reveal spacious drawers and ample storage compartments, supporting both preparation and organization in a contemporary kitchen environment.

Attention to detail is evident in the integration of functional elements and the clarity of the freestanding structure. The Impluvium kitchen island is suited to open-plan interiors where the interplay of materials and volumes can be appreciated. Its customizable nature allows it to accompany a variety of design schemes, offering both visual impact and practical versatility in the heart of the home.