Falmec unveils Mimesis kitchen concept at EuroCucina FTK 2026, integrating invisible extraction technology

Falmec introduced its Mimesis kitchen concept at EuroCucina FTK 2026, redefining design language by making technology nearly invisible. The concept transforms kitchens from purely functional spaces into the heart of the home, with extraction systems that disappear visually to become a silent, almost imperceptible presence. Central to the brand's DNA, air is represented as a visual metaphor through circular molecules symbolizing constant, clean, and harmonious flow. Technology integrates seamlessly into countertops, ceilings, and even suspended lamps, moving away from traditional appliance prominence toward a hidden lung system that breathes in sync with domestic spaces. Circular forms recur throughout, serving as symbols of balance and well-being, connecting to contemporary user needs for comfort, functionality, and quality of life. Materials play a key role, with surfaces incorporating durability, efficiency, and daily-use criteria beyond current aesthetic trends. This launch marks a turning point for Falmec, celebrating 45 years of innovation and reliability, and redefines the present kitchen as a space where design breathes and well-being takes center stage. The concept was highlighted in Glocal Design Magazine's 88th edition, which addresses sustainability as a system reshaping contemporary architectural practice through projects, interviews, and key voices focusing on climate, territory, materials, and social responsibility as integral to the design process.