A single Italian system, every room of the home.

Kico builds bedroom and living-room cabinetry from a workshop in Casoli di Atri, on the Abruzzese coast of central Italy. The house works to one design philosophy: a home reads best when its rooms share a vocabulary. Every wardrobe panel, walk-in component, dresser, bench, and bedside is drawn to the same proportions and finish library — so a bedroom, dressing room, and adjoining hall can be specified as one continuous architectural composition.

The Night System covers the private rooms; the Day System extends the same vocabulary into living spaces. Wardrobes and walk-ins are configured to the millimetre — height, depth, internal layout, lighting, and mirror placements — so the cabinetry sits as if it were drawn for the wall it occupies.