Outdoor living · Europe
SOUL brings two distinct materials into one composed architectural form. The worktop has the tactile character of EvolutaCONCRETE®. The fronts introduce the depth and reflection of EvolutaGLASS. Together, they create a kitchen whose presence changes with the light around it.
Two surfaces, one composition.
Concrete and glass respond differently to their surroundings. A hand-finished work surface holds texture and subtle tonal variation, while the fronts catch glimpses of planting, sky and movement. The contrast is restrained, giving the kitchen detail without breaking its overall silhouette.
This makes material selection a conversation about the whole setting. Pale stone, timber decking and a green garden will each influence how the same pair of finishes feels. Reviewing samples in relation to the actual space is part of the design process.
Choose the way light meets the front.
EvolutaGLASS uses 4 mm tempered glass, with Corrugated, Crystal and Flat textures. The standard palette includes RAL 8028, 1019, 6013 and 3009. Texture and color work together, rather than acting as separate decorative choices.
A digital photograph is a useful first impression. A physical sample gives a better sense of reflection, surface and tone. Place it beside the materials already chosen for the terrace before confirming the final combination.
Begin with the way you will use it.
The calm form still needs a practical brief. Consider preparation space, cooking equipment, storage and the relationship to a nearby table. An island can invite gathering from several sides; a linear arrangement can define the edge of an outdoor room.
The SOUL project gallery shows the collection in gardens and in the Milan presentation. Use these references to begin the conversation, then develop dimensions, functions and finishes around your own architecture.
When comparing references, pay attention to the complete composition rather than one detail. Ask which proportions, reflections and practical functions matter to your project. A clear reason for each choice helps the final kitchen feel personal without making the overall design unnecessarily complicated.