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Sensual curves and innovative design are hallmarks of Italian kitchen maker Pedini

A view of a Pedini kitchen with brown cabinetry, countertop, cuisine classique, floor, flooring, interior design, kitchen, product design, room, gray, black — A view of a Pedini kitchen with brown veneer cabinetry and stainless steel divider, and yellow cabinets.

A view of a Pedini kitchen, with curved countertop, furniture, interior design, kitchen, product design, gray, black

Gray coloured kitchen with stainless steel benchtop and countertop, interior design, kitchen, black

Kitchen cabinetry with curved oak veneer doors and furniture, product design, table, gray, black, orange

A view of a Pedini kitchen, with dark architecture, furniture, interior design, kitchen, product design, room, table, blue

On the catwalk and race track, Italian design has long been renowned for grace, style and luxury.

Pedini has been proud to extend this national tradition to kitchen design over its 50 years in the business, placing a particular emphasis on innovation and developing proprietary technology. Standard features of Pedini kitchens, to name but a few, include green box construction, which does not absorb humidity, a solid top cover on every box and a rubber dust seal on doors and drawers. Trademarkinnovations include the concave and convex radius door (available in natural wood, high-gloss, matte and textured lacquer) and the stainless steel kitchen, in which the interior and exterior of the box, drawers and doors are made from the corrosion-proof material.

Pedini also offers a high level of customization to the kitchen designer. Variations in color, shape, size and style can be accommodated because the company makes many of its own doors.

The Integra kitchen series typifies Pedini's highly aesthetic yet practical approach to design. It encompasses three lines, each with distinct characteristics: Integra, Integra Circle and Integra Profile. However, all three lines have been holistically designed to allow elements of each to be used interchangeably with one another. This creates multiple design permutations, which retain a harmonious look.

A gray Integra kitchen features on reality TV show, The Apprentice.

"The show is taped in an actual suite in Trump Tower and The Donald only chooses the best of the best furnishings for this landmark. The Pedini kitchen is no exception to this benchmark of quality," says US sales manager Amir Ilin.

The strength of Pedini's products has made the brand popular worldwide, and its lines are available in almost every major city globally.

The company has emulated this success in the States, expanding with speed to become America's fastest growing European kitchen makers. Pedini now has non-factory owned showrooms in New York City, Chicago, Miami, Atlanta, San Francisco, Seattle, Dallas, Honolulu, Boston, Naples, Sarasota, Birmingham (MI), Kansas City (MO), Toronto, San Diego, Los Angeles, Woodland Hills (CA), Paramus (NJ), Brooklyn (NY), Long Branch (NJ), Charlotte (NC), Denver and Scottsdale, ranking it among the most visible brands in major markets.

For more information, contact Pedini USA, phone 800 404 0004. Email: info@pediniusa.com, or visit the website: www.pediniusa.com.

Story by: Trendsideas

13 Apr, 2006

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