TANGO

The flourishing French salon art and the intricate French table etiquettein the 19th century formed an essential part of France's local culture,serving as inspiration for romantic artistic connoisseurs. Today, Tango'sopen concept spaces provide modern elites with even more possibilitiesfor social scenarios.

The Tango series is one of our earliest designs that combines Italian velvet paint with Italian solid wood veneer. The inspiration for the island comes from a dancing maiden, with her graceful posture and rounded form. Moreover, you can see that we have incorporated many labor saving devices in the cabinetry applications. For example,if your hands are full,you can simply use your leg to touch and open the door. Kitchen storage solutions-such as tall unit pull out baskets,refrigerator cabinets, dry goods storage, and waste disposal-have all been thoughtfully integrated.These features are essential for everyday home kitchen use.

It is more than just a simple design; it breaks the rigidity of square furniture with flowing lines, infusing the rational kitchen with inherent softness. Free from the harshness of right angles, every curved surface follows the rhythm of nature and blends seamlessly into the overall kitchen environment.

When the Mexican ebony counter top is laid out on the kitchen island in an extended manner, the style of the kitchen gains an irreplaceable annotation of rarity. This rare variety, known as a “treasure among woods,” itself carries the gifts of nature and the accumulation of time — and the extended design of the kitchen island allows this rarity to be fully unfolded.