Modulnova Houston

Modulnova

flagship store

In the heart of Houston, in the prestigious Upper Kirby neighborhood, the Modulnova showroom is developed in a spacious and contemporary space entirely dedicated to the brand's lifestyle. The environment is conceived as an experiential and immersive place, designed to enhance the innovation of Made in Italy design and offer architects, interior designers and industry professionals a point of reference to delve into Modulnova's design solutions and their applications in the residential and contract sectors.

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Sahara Brown

The showroom thus becomes an exclusive destination for interior designers and private clients, a space in which to explore the latest Modulnova collections and experiment with highly customizable solutions. Within the exhibition itinerary, the Blade Lab kitchen in Sahara Brown interprets the concept of the architectural monolith through an intense and sophisticated material presence. The stone, worked with a natural finish and precision details, expresses all the expressive power of the material, transforming the island into a continuous sculptural element, capable of dialoguing with the surrounding space with balance and compositional rigor.

Sculptural design

Deep texture

The deep texture and warm tones of Sahara Brown accentuate the architectural dimension of the project, while the material processing typical of the Blade Lab system returns a living, dynamic surface in which stone is reinterpreted according to a contemporary language that combines technological research and aesthetic sensitivity.

Skill Gres

Modulnova's Skill Gres system is expressed as a continuous architectural composition in which material, proportion and structural lightness define an essential and contemporary design language.

Within this vision, the Infinity element becomes the connecting point between kitchen and living room: an open, transversal wooden volume, conceived as an architectural backdrop that lightens the composition and introduces a fluid dialogue between the different functions of the space. Its structure, designed with openings on both sides, allows a visual and material continuity that naturally accompanies the transition between the zones.

On the countertop, the Blade round stoneware table integrates coherently into the design, becoming a sculptural element that completes the composition. The circular shape introduces a gesture of conviviality and formal softness, in balanced contrast to the rigidity of the technical volumes, while the stoneware top reinforces the material coherence of the entire system.