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Antonio Citterio's Kora kitchen island for Arclinea

architecture-design · 2026-04-24

Italian architect Antonio Citterio and brand Arclinea have launched Kora, a rounded kitchen island designed to introduce a fresh design language into the kitchen. The island features fluid curves, a sculptural presence, and monolithic materiality, integrating food preparation, cooking, and storage. Citterio studied the different elements of a kitchen island and reconceived them into a continuous form available in marble, wood, stone, polished or PVD-coated steel. The design allows for more flexible placement without orthogonal constraints. Kora is designed to work with a selection of tables—Folia, Vesper, and Orbita—that extend the sinuous design language with round or leaf-shaped tabletops, allowing preparation, dining, and interaction to coexist harmoniously. The product was featured on Dezeen Showroom in April 2026.

Key facts

  • Antonio Citterio designed the Kora kitchen island for Arclinea.
  • Kora is a rounded kitchen island with fluid curves and monolithic materiality.
  • It integrates food preparation, cooking, and storage.
  • Available in marble, wood, stone, polished or PVD-coated steel.
  • Designed for flexible placement without orthogonal constraints.
  • Compatible with Folia, Vesper, and Orbita tables.
  • Featured on Dezeen Showroom in April 2026.
  • Citterio aimed to bring a fresh design language into the kitchen.

Entities

Artists

  • Antonio Citterio

Institutions

  • Arclinea
  • Dezeen

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