Eggersmann's Skywalk Kitchen Blends Luxury with Architectural Elegance

The Skywalk kitchen by Eggersmann makes a bold statement with its striking combination of White Tiger granite and golden-toned bronzed brass.

Eggersmann aimed to create a “captivating symbiosis” with Skywalk, whose two complementary materials meet in a bold diagonal deliniation across the kitchen island.

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The Skywalk kitchen combines White Tiger granite and brushed brass

The granite element cantilevers out from the brass base, appearing to float but in fact being firmly anchored to the central structure.

Eggersmann’s design brings out the richness of the materials by giving them a handcrafted finish, bronzing the brass to achieve a warm, cloudy effect that sits elegantly against the intricate natural pattern of the granite.

The bronzed brass gives a warm, handcrafted feel

As in all of the company’s creations, there is great attention to detail through precise bevels and seamless concealed joints, which adds to the monolithic and luxurious character of the kitchens.

“Every detail counts and has a great impact on the overall appearance of an Eggersmann: every joint, every miter, every screw,” said the brand’s owner Michael Wunram. “With this obsession for detail, we create distinctive, one-of-a-kind kitchens. That is our credo.”

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