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Wednesday, May 20, 2009

NIGHTLIGHT: SURFACE MAGAZINE AND DOM NY ANNOUNCE THE DEBUT OF VALCUCINE’S ALL-GLASS KITCHEN

Surface Magazine and DOM New York are pleased to announce the debut of the RICICLANTA, the new all-glass kitchen by Valcucine. Coinciding with New York Design Week and The International Contemporary Furniture Fair, the RICICLANTICA debuted at the DOM/Valcucine Showroom at 66 Crosby Street on Friday, May 15th.

DOM NY debuted a revolutionary new Valcucine glass kitchen cabinetry in an exhibition dedicated to the benefits of the “Slow Food” movement. Deemed “the environmental-friendly kitchen”, the Riciclantica is a kitchen designed to have a low impact on the environment and represents the most advanced technology to express the shape of lightness. Thanks to research into and application of special innovative technologies, this door respects the four basic principles of environmental-friendliness: minimum consumption of raw materials and energy, durability, recyclability and non-toxic finishes.

Famed Chef Peter Hoffman of Savoy restaurant, dedicated to seasonal and local ingredients was on hand to prepare a special hors d’oeuvres tasting menu for the celebration.

For more information: www.valcucine.it/en/prodotti/programs/3:riciclantica

About Surface Magazine:

For 15 years, readers have turned to Surface for creative inspiration, coverage of the burgeoning design world, and profiles of the emerging talents and provocative projects reshaping the visual landscape. With this ability to identify and collaborate with undiscovered stars—from furniture makers to fashion designers to photographers—the magazine is a cultural barometer of global style in all its forms and a guide to living for tomorrow. www.surfacemag.com



About Valcuicine:

Valcucine works for eco-sustainability by designing products that are 100% recyclable, as dematerialized as possible, with zero emissions of formaldehyde, that guarantee a long technical and aesthetic life and that use wood that does not come from the destruction of primary forests.

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