All the kitchen models featured in the Casarredo store reflect a lifestyle: for a home that combines comfort with functional solutions, perfectly suited to the surrounding space — where aesthetics blend with awareness. This is how unique and original products are born: this is the kitchen furniture you will find in Casarredo’s shop.

Kitchens in History

The term kitchen originates from the Latin word cocina, meaning to cook. Throughout history, kitchens have been the rooms dedicated to cooking and preparing food. Even in the past, this word, common in many Romance languages, referred to the hearth — the place of fire — where one would dedicate time and effort to cooking and nourishment.

In ancient times, the kitchen was located in the center of the house, in the atrium, as the open roof allowed smoke to escape — but more importantly, because of its symbolic role as the heart of the home.

It has always been a spacious area designed to foster gathering, conversation, and sharing — the perfect space for family gatherings or simply enjoying joyful moments with guests.

In the past, the focus of these rooms and their furnishings was primarily functional. Today, however, the visual aspect, inevitably intertwined with function, has become equally essential.

Aesthetics matter just as much as functionality. This is where design comes into play — a turning point in the evolution of modern kitchen interiors.

The Kitchen Market Today

Today’s kitchen market has radically transformed, and thanks to technological advancements, it now offers a wide variety of products that simplify daily use of the most important and lived-in space in the home.

Casarredo, through a meticulous selection of top design brands, is always ready to fulfill every customer’s desire — making the cooking experience more magical and pleasant, helping people unwind from the stresses of modern life.

Many Types of Kitchens: How to Choose?

Casarredo offers a wide range of kitchens, showcased both online and in-store, allowing customers to satisfy any furnishing need — whether classic or modern — to suit the tastes of even the most discerning and ambitious clients.

Our products embody comfort and a lifestyle philosophy — providing conveniences in a space enriched by technology and innovation.

From a variety of modern, timeless, or reimagined styles — blending a love for the past and tradition with contemporary minimalist finishes — our offerings always reflect a forward-thinking design approach.

Through its philosophy, Casarredo embraces the Fusion style — the ultimate union of aesthetics and cultural influence in design — creating unique furnishings, especially for your dream kitchen.

We use materials with outstanding technical and aesthetic qualities, such as Fenix — made of cellulose and resins. This highly advanced material offers numerous advantages: fingerprint-resistant, antibacterial, waterproof, and resistant to impact and abrasion. It features a matte finish, a soft-touch surface, and retains its original color even when cleaned with solvents.

Our exclusive design offerings include kitchen models created for the brand Poliform, featuring modular units that can be combined and adapted to optimize any space.

Every kitchen in the Casarredo catalog is designed with the aim of creating a distinctive project — offering individuality through the finest brands and innovators in the field of kitchen design.

Regardless of the style chosen, one fundamental rule applies to everyone: a kitchen must be 100% functional. A good modern kitchen is always the result of a successful combination of style and functionality. As the kitchen is a space meant to be lived in, every furnishing choice must be designed to ensure maximum ergonomics.

Wood or Steel Kitchens: What’s the Difference?

Choosing materials for a modern kitchen is extremely important — not only for aesthetic reasons but also for durability, reliability, and ease of cleaning.

For cabinetry, a great option is solid wood — highly durable with distinctive grain patterns, perfectly suited even to modern design styles.

Given the variety of uses, selecting a highly resistant countertop is crucial — one that won’t deteriorate under frequent culinary activities like kneading or cutting. It must resist abrasions and scratches. The ideal materials for kitchen worktops are marble or granite — or, for particular design needs, stainless steel or tempered glass.

Modern style favors the use of steel, glass, laminates, and lacquered finishes — especially for cabinet doors and compartments.