High class artisan workmanship meets practicality in the kitchen
Unparalleled solutions, from the design to the final product – this is signature of Turati Boiseries. Mariano Comense, headquarters of this historical artisan company – Made in Brianza – is where expert wood craftsmanship comes perfectly together with today’s concept of home-living, giving life to kitchens with unique and prestigious personalities.
Full of exclusive value, offering an essential look, Turati kitchens set themselves apart thanks to the highest quality materials and the finest finishing, carried out by master craftsman, the artisan guardians of an expertise that is loved in Italy and around the world. Turati kitchens meet your modern living needs, without giving up your prerogatives on the beauty of a timeless interior that will never fade over time.
A vast array of custom solutions, careful selection of materials, attention to details, and the study of living space are all guarantees that Turati offers thanks to sophisticated project design and production. These wonderful details are also found in components, which go well beyond their application, where the sophistication and details create an unparalleled theme: majestic columns, doors with inlays, gold and silver leaf decorations – and these are just a few of the customizations Turati kitchens offer, in pure elegance and with that classic touch. These new finishes are created thanks to a large collection of decorative elements that are perfect for personal tastes and customized pieces. With Turati, your kitchen becomes a tried and true centrepiece for the abode, offering daily luxury – far from ostentation and with an eye on practicality – that wonderfully mixes with technological details and cutting-edge appliances. This is how Turati meets new consumer needs, no longer a beautiful sculpture to be admired, but rather a flawless combination of practical and innovative concepts with classic rigour – free from those trends and vogues that only support beauty and stylistic definitions.
