The annual AD Great Kitchens Design award elevates selected products throughout the year to present truly best-in-class design to opinion leaders, influencers and design enthusiasts. As a 2019 award winner, Poggenpohl‘s +VENOVO is featured in a special section of Architectural Digest’s November print and digital editions.
+VENOVO is an extraordinary product that eliminates the boundary between kitchen and living by giving the people who live with it special freedoms. For example, flexibility, because the +VENOVO design is derived from an open layout and no longer from the classic kitchen with its firmly defined areas. If you would like to reorient yourself and switch cities, you can move with +VENOVO and set the furniture up again in an uncomplicated way. Creative living variations emerge in combination with freestanding +VENOVO high and/or sideboards. As a result, spaces are newly created and defined by the customers themselves.
+VENOVO appears to float elegantly and almost delicately in the room, supported by two streamlined frames floating around the cabinet body. An invisible carrying frame makes a prop in the middle area completely unnecessary. This is how the +VENOVO floating effect comes into being.
In addition, +VENOVO is an efficiency talent: all functions and areas such as cooktop, exhaust ventilation, oven, refrigerator, sink and countertop are unobtrusively organized. The drawers with their neat order encourage you to sort cutlery, spices or other kitchen utensils. The salad server gets a special place. Cutting boards are integrated into the space between the upper and lower worktop.
+VENOVO is Poggenpohl in the claim to quality, design and function, as well as in the claim to think further in terms of kitchen with regard to people and how they live today. Consequently, +VENOVO is to be understood as a response to global megatrends such as urbanization and mobility.
