Coco

Coco:

A kitchen with bronze aluminium framed doors

The brushed bronze anodised aluminium frame is COCO’s distinctive feature. Its 8 mm profile outlines the central door panel, complementing its materials and colours, from wood veneers to matt surfaces and porcelain stoneware.

The same frame allows different finishes to be chosen for base units, tall units and the island, maintaining a consistent door design throughout the kitchen.

A slim profile, a 22 mm thick door

The COCO door has an overall thickness of 22 mm. Its aluminium frame has an 8 mm wide profile visible on the front: a slim border that highlights the central panel.

The bronze finish brings metal and panel together. With wood veneers, it complements the grain; with uniform surfaces, it emphasises the outline of the door; with porcelain stoneware, it sits alongside stone textures and patterns.

Vista completa di cucina Coco con telaio in bronzo spazzolato

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Vista frontale di cucina Coco con telaio in bronzo spazzolato

Materials and finishes

The COCO frame accommodates panels in melamine, PET, Fenix NTM, lacquer, wood veneer, Laminam porcelain stoneware, natural cement, Stream and clay.

The choice affects both the appearance and the properties of the surface. Wood introduces its grain, lacquer offers a choice of colours, while Stream, clay and natural cement provide finishes created through different processes, each with its own surface effects.

When choosing a material, consider its use and care instructions alongside its appearance.

Different finishes within the same kitchen

A COCO kitchen can feature different finishes on its base units, tall units and island. For example, wood veneer can be chosen for the tall units and a uniform surface for the base units, or a different material can be used to highlight the island.

The bronze frame provides a common detail across the composition. Finish combinations are chosen in relation to the light, flooring, worktop and other furnishings in the room.

Vista completa su cucina Coco in finitura Botte, olmo sbiancato e giallo ocra

Which materials are available for COCO doors?

COCO doors can accommodate panels in melamine, PET, Fenix NTM, lacquer, wood veneer, Laminam porcelain stoneware, natural cement, Stream and clay. The frame is made of brushed bronze anodised aluminium.

Can different finishes be used in the same COCO kitchen?

Yes. Base units, tall units and the island can have different finishes, with the same bronze frame providing a common design detail throughout the kitchen.

How thick is a COCO door?

The COCO door has an overall thickness of 22 mm. The aluminium profile visible around the edge of the front is 8 mm wide.

What is the difference between the 8 mm profile and the thickness of a COCO door?

The 8 mm measurement refers to the width of the aluminium profile visible on the front. The overall door thickness is 22 mm.

Where can I view COCO materials and finishes?

Contact us with your location. Our local sales representative will direct you to a retailer who can help you explore materials, finishes and your kitchen project.

COCO beyond the kitchen

The COCO frame can also be used to create sideboards, TV units and living room storage. The brushed bronze anodised aluminium profile and door finishes allow these pieces to coordinate with the kitchen or form part of a separate interior scheme.

Materials, colours and proportions shape different compositions, while retaining the distinctive detail of the COCO frame.

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Detail

Inside drawer for Dakar showcase.

DOOR FEATURES AND FINISH

Attention: The images and image references are for indicative purposes only and may be subject to changes and updates without prior notice. To assess the available color and finish collection, ALWAYS refer to the price list and updates provided to authorized dealers.

Coco features an 8 mm frame in brushed bronze aluminium, complemented by a variety of finishes: Melamine: E1 wood fibre panels with melamine coating and ABS edging.
Wood: E1 MDF panels with oak, elm, or Canaletto walnut veneer and vertical grain. Lacquer: E1 MDF panels with a low formaldehyde content, finished in matt or glossy brushed polyester lacquer.
Fenix NTM: E1 wood fibre panels laminated with heat-treated material using nanotechnology (7 mm thickness). Laminam: Porcelain stoneware surface. Natural Cement: E1 MDF panels coated with a water-based mixture of quartz and acrylic copolymers, finished with water-based acrylic-polyurethane paint. Stream: E1 MDF with a water-based acrylic resin coating, using organic, inorganic, and metallic pigments, finished with water-based acrylic-polyurethane paint. Burnished Metal: Aluminium panels coated with powder paint. Clay: Mixture of clay, quartz, and acrylic copolymers, shaped and manually finished, with a water-based polyurethane resin coating for water- and oil-repellent protection.