In a contemporary kitchen design, certain details make all the difference. The invisible door — also known as a flush door — is a good example.

It elegantly conceals a walk-in pantry, an exit to the garage, or access to a laundry room, while maintaining perfect continuity with the surrounding cabinets.

Designed to align perfectly with kitchen cabinets or fit into a paneling wall, the invisible door extends the lines of the furniture, with no visible frames, moldings, or traditional handles. When closed, it disappears completely in the overall set — a choice that is both aesthetic and subtle.

The effect is even more spectacular when the door is:

• Full-height, up to the ceiling, enhancing verticality and architectural elegance

• Equipped with a push-to-open system, for handle-free opening with a simple gesture

This combination creates a perfect balance between sleek design and understated functionality.

Our designers accompany you from the first stage of planning by analyzing your space to determine the configuration best suited to your needs. To do this, they rely on five main kitchen configurations: the U-shaped kitchen, the L-shaped kitchen, the I-shaped (or linear) kitchen, the hallway kitchen (or laboratory) and the kitchen with a central island. This choice is essential to optimize the functionality, ergonomics and aesthetics of your future layout.

Even in a limited space, many people love gathering their loved ones around a good meal! The Steam team offers ways to reinvent your dining nook by combining style and practicality. Discover banquettes the perfect solution to maximize both comfort and design!

Although choosing a trash bin may not be the most exciting step in a kitchen renovation, we are convinced that a well-designed waste management system can transform your daily routine.