In the story of our cities, we have always left recognisable marks of culture, time, and achievement. The Champs-Élysées is one — tree-lined path, then the axis between the Louvre and the Place de l'Étoile, then a stage for the Comité dedicated to refining the luxury of the avenue itself. Avenue carries that atmosphere into the kitchen.
A thousand stories cross on the avenue — stories of love and passion, tracing a path that leads somewhere. The same collection belongs in a classical loft as it does in a transitional townhouse.
Avenue is where the tradition of inset cabinetry meets a contemporary sense of proportion — lacquer and veneer, handle-rails and slim profiles, specified to the architecture of the room rather than the catalogue page.
Taupe inset frame, raised white frame, and double-panel glass vitrine — Avenue's three traditional-to-transitional reads.
Soft taupe-lacquered flat inset frame — the quietest, most transitional Avenue door.
Crisp white lacquer with a raised mitred frame — the classical Parisian silhouette.
Tall two-pane framed vitrine in white lacquer — designed to display across a full tall cabinet.
See the finishes, open the drawers, touch the joinery. The three Avenue frames read differently in the room. Book a showroom walk-through.
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