The Aprile Sloane Kitchen, which was also designed by Lissoni, emphasises the value of using natural materials. This system explores various surfaces and finishes to offer innovative worktops and dining spaces. The Aprile Sloane is set apart by its 3D-type doors, made of solid or veneered wood staves that vary in width and thickness to create a more dimensional look. 

Sloane is a handle designed to enhance the use of natural materials such as wood (protected with exclusive treatments and stainless steel available in new finishes). This handle was recessed and obtained through a delicate cut-out into the door's volume.

People who are after a minimalist look will love the Programma Simple Bathroom which focuses on essential qualities like modular base or tall units with a tip-on-push opening mechanism instead of handles. 

A combination of the Programma Standard modules and the Simple bathroom model, the Programma Simple eliminates the superfluous by consciously choosing elements, lines, and materials that can better highlight its functionalities and underscore the quality of the piece.

More from Tatler: How to Ease Into Minimalism: 5 Tips for Decluttering Your Life

The Upper Boiserie is a bespoke wall panelling system composed of shelves and back panels. It is completely equipped with containers, compartments, shelves, washbasins, and mirrors that come in an array of materials and finishes for complete freedom of composition. Each piece can be customised and completed with hinged door wall units and glass side panels, shelves, and finished vertical dividers.

The R.I.G. or Rudimentary Interior Geometry is a universal and ultra-flexible modular system that organises storage spaces by using a geometric layout. In this version specifically designed for bathrooms, the metal structure makes for a solid frame to support shelves, tops, fronts, panels, and top-mounted washbasins.

Home owners will also notice that the metal elements of R.I.G. create a distinct industrial look, which is not regularly seen in bathrooms or vanity areas.

Tatler Trivia: The R.I.G. was conceived by renowned Danish designer and founder of MA/U Studio brand, Mikal Harssen.

The Antibes wardrobe system was created to emphasise Boffi's dedication to providing space-defining architectural elements to its patrons. The wardrobe addresses the most sophisticated needs through a side-less and seemingly afloat layout of trays, tip-on-push drawers, and shelves that can be complemented with a wide array of accessories including bronzed aluminum hanging rods, pull-out trouser holders, and LED lights. 

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The Antibes Cabina walk-in wardrobe, on the other hand, is practical and flexible. The system has a wide choice of equipment, elegant finishes, and integrated lighting. The Cabina also boasts shelves and cabinet side panels with glass doors to highlight what home owners put inside. 

Experience Italian craftsmanship at its finest. Visit Boffi Studio Manila at The Residences at Greenbelt to see these pieces in person. For inquiries, follow Boffi Studio Manila on Instagram or call 7794 2095 to schedule a personal tour or showroom appointment.

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