Isola L Ozone
Made by Henge
Designed by Massimo Castagna
L'isola Ozone L, disegnata da Massimo Castagna per Henge, ridefinisce la cucina come fulcro architettonico. Combinando pietra, metallo e legno, esprime una lavorazione di precisione e una ricchezza materica. Progettata per case di lusso contemporanee, l'isola può essere completamente personalizzata nelle dimensioni e nelle finiture, trasformando gli spazi culinari in ambienti raffinati di design e funzionalità.
Made to order by Henge, tailored to you.
Get personalized guidance on product details, customizations, pricing, and lead times.
Si abbina bene a
Isola L Ozone
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are available for the Henge Ozone L Island?
The Ozone L Island can be specified in a range of natural stones, metals, and woods, each sourced and finished to Henge's exacting standards. Material combinations are selected during the customization process, allowing the piece to be tailored to its architectural context.
Is the Ozone L Island made to order?
Yes. Like all Henge kitchen pieces, the Ozone L Island is produced entirely to order. Lead times vary depending on the configuration and finish selections, and the process typically involves close collaboration with the design team.
Can the Ozone L Island be customized in size and configuration?
The piece is fully customizable in both dimension and layout, making it suitable for bespoke residential projects as well as larger hospitality installations. Architects and interior designers typically work directly with Henge's specification team to define the final configuration.
Who is Massimo Castagna and what is his design philosophy?
Massimo Castagna is a Milan-based architect and designer known for his close association with Henge, where he serves as art director. His work applies the rigor of architectural thinking to furniture and interior objects, prioritizing proportion, material dialogue, and formal restraint over decorative effect.
How does Henge approach kitchen design differently from traditional manufacturers?
Henge treats the kitchen as a composition of architectural elements rather than a functional typology. Material junctions, surface finishes, and proportions are resolved with the same discipline applied to sculptural or spatial commissions, resulting in pieces that integrate fully into high-design interiors.