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Using an intuitive configurator, it’s a case of taking a few measurements, selecting colours, hardware and specifying from three units.
Add your chosen appliances from Buster + Punch’s partners, optional white-glove installation to fit your kitchen and that’s it.
The freestanding design and modularity adapt to any lifestyle shifts you might have in the future – where you go, it goes.
Leaving nothing to chance, customers will also be able to spec Buster + Punch’s unique new kitchen mixer tap, kitchen shelving and lighting. The result is a harmonious kitchen with an attitude that’s unquestionably Buster + Punch.
Inclusive design makes a crucial impact in domestic contexts: this terraced sink makes it easier for one-handed users to wash up.
The kitchen units have an edge-to-edge countertop in stone or metal with a unique corner radius that matches the extruded metal frame.
The frame itself has precision cast aluminium legs which rest on custom-turned brass or stainless-steel adjustable feet, finished with the brand’s signature diamond-cut knurling.
“We wanted to flip the conventions of kitchen design, using hardware and detailing as the launchpad for the entire process,” says Massimo Buster Minale, founder and creative director of Buster + Punch.
“Developing it in this way is a logical progression for us and our customers. It resulted in a kitchen that’s adaptable, usable, and feels like it’s been machined from one solid piece of metal and stone.”
“From the moment you hit the configurator, to when it’s installed, and when you’re in it – this kitchen feels beyond special. It evokes the same emotional feeling as when I would show a client their finished custom motorbike back in the day.
It’s a design that’s linked to every part of our DNA, a complete kitchen look that’s got Buster + Punch’s character and style in every configuration.”
Swedish interior designer Tekla Evelina Severin unveiled an exclusive collaboration with Very Simple Kitchen at Milan Design Week 2021.