From trendsideas.com
 

From the Trump Tower to 340 East Randolph, Snaidero kitchens are seen in high places

Word of mouth can be a good way to find the right kitchen design team for your project. After all, a happy homeowner is a convincing advertisement ? and it always helps to be able to view a completed kitchen up close.

Studio Snaidero Chicago is a company that can not only show you a variety of kitchens at LuxeHome, it can also point to satisfied clients in a number of major Chicago projects.

Erika Klimenko of Snaidero says the company, which specializes in ultra-modern, high-end designs, supplied its Esmeraldo kitchen line to condominiums in the new Trump Tower. Designers opted for the visual warmth of oak, which is paired with frosted glass. Klimenko describes this kitchen as "the new traditional" ? a combination of classic and contemporary materials.

The developers of the 340 East Randolph high-rise, LR Development, chose the Idea kitchen from Snaidero ? a sleek, straight-lined design. These condominiums feature matte cherry cabinetry, but the kitchen is also available in a high-gloss finish, which incorporates 16 layers of lacquer.

Klimenko says streamlined functionality is a feature of all Snaidero kitchens and a reflection of the company's design origins. Paolo Pininfarina Design, the company that designed the Ferrari, has designed several Snaidero kitchens, including the Acropolis ? a circular design that places
 the chef at the center, creating a strong sense of theater.






 

"With all our designs, however, it is what you don't see that makes the difference," says Klimenko. "Smooth pull-outs, self-closing doors, customized storage and stainless steel interiors make our kitchens a pleasure to work in."