At the heart of Snaidero’s kitchen factory in the small town of Majano, Italy is an authentic carpentry workshop; ten workstations where the company’s craftsmen and carpenters keep the art of Made in Italy alive…and instill it into your kitchen. In its 70+ year history, Snaidero has evolved its kitchen designs and the technologies used to manufacture them but its dedication to delivering products of fine craftsmanship has not changed. >>

“A good design cannot exist if it is not practical, and perfect functionality cannot be achieved without perfect form.” – Paolo Pininfarina Snaidero’s kitchen design and manufacturing philosophy has always aimed to combine traditional craftsmanship and technological advancements, emotional impact and operational efficiency. >>

With all the choices now available to homeowners, architects, designers, and multihousing developers when it comes to kitchen design, it is easy to feel overwhelmed and not know where to look. Here are ten reasons why you should consider a Snaidero kitchen design. >>

Snaidero and Pininfarina Design have teamed up for the 9th time to present ARIA: an innovative kitchen prototype unveiled at Eurocucina 2016. ARIA is a pure expression of that drive to experiment and break with conventions that is typical of both Snaidero and Pininfarina, and their design collaboration for the past 20+ years. As it always happens with their projects, ARIA fuses traditional made-in-Italy craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology to reinterpret the kitchen space.  >>

HERITAGE is the third new kitchen designed by Italian architect Massimo Iosa Ghini for Snaidero, for unveiling at Eurocucina 2016. THE FAMILIAR TOUCH OF A MASTER OF ITALIAN DESIGN The kitchen presents all the traits that are typical of the Iosa Ghini designs: >>

At Eurocucina 2016, Snaidero and architect Massimo Iosa Ghini introduced three new kitchens, of which KELLY is certainly the most “transitional” in style. With this kitchen, Iosa Ghini continues his exercise of revisiting the classic under a contemporary lens - something he already did years ago with Snaidero’s Gioconda model. >>

One of three models presented by Snaidero and architect Massimo Iosa Ghini at Eurocucina 2016, FRAME is a market-ready project that gives the kitchen space a very distinct mood. >>

There is no better way to understand the changes in home living than studying the evolution of kitchen design through the years. >>

In a previous post, we’ve looked at Snaidero’s contribution to the evolution of kitchen design from the 1960s to the 1990s. Now, we continue this historical look back by focusing on the start of the new Millennium. The Nineties really turned up the volume on personalization and variety in the kitchen. >>

With a history spanning over 60 years, Snaidero has been an integral part of the evolution of modern kitchen design. In so doing, the company has helped shape the way we live and express ourselves in the kitchen – and at home. A look back at the designs that Snaidero developed through the decades shows us how much has changed. >>