Twelve Kitchen

Twelve’s whole design argument is thinness: the model is built around the thinnest door in Poliform’s kitchen range, pursued as a deliberate exercise in reducing a door to as little material as honestly possible while still balancing that minimal thickness against a full, usable surface area.

With the door reduced to its thinnest practical dimension, the system leans on its material choice to carry the rest of the design, and Poliform offers Twelve across a genuinely wide span, spanning glass and steel finishes among others, so the same slim door reads completely differently depending on what it is faced in. Several configurations pair the base units with a personalized steel hob and sink built into the run, and a downdraft hood can be specified in place of a hood mounted above the cooking surface, which keeps the sightline over the island clear.

Because the door itself is built to disappear rather than to be noticed, Twelve suits a kitchen where the room is meant to read as calm and uninterrupted, an open plan kitchen facing directly into a living or dining space where a heavier door front would compete with the furniture around it. A designer choosing between the glass and steel finishes should remember that the thinness of the door is the constant Poliform is selling here, so the material chosen should not visually thicken the line the design is built to minimise.

For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Poliform official website.