Italy · High-end kitchens, living and bath · Since 1958
Binova in London
Specify Binova kitchens through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1, alongside the stone, appliances and finishes of a project.
Binova is an Italian maker of high-end kitchens, founded in 1958 in Assisi, Umbria, by the joiners Giovanni and Francesco Bolletta, and part of the Cubo Design group since 2018. Its kitchen collections include Bluna, Hily, Avola, Balance and Lab, with living and bath collections in the same finishes. At the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, interior designers, architects and developers can specify a Binova kitchen through Faura, together with the stone, appliances and finishes of a project, and order it on a trade quotation. Visits are by appointment.

Binova at a glance
- Founded
- 1958 in Assisi, Umbria, by Giovanni and Francesco Bolletta, two young joiners
- Group
- Part of the Cubo Design group, led by Antonio Arangiaro, since 2018
- Company address
- Località Case Sciarroni, Grasciano, 64024 Notaresco (TE), Italy
- Production
- In-house research and development; Cubo Design's Factory-One, a 25,000 m² production site built on industry 4.0 principles
- Kitchens
- Kitchen Architecture vol. 3: Avola, Balance, Bluna, Bluna Grès, Bluna Maniglia Stone, Hily Legno and Lab Grès; earlier models include Regula, Vogue, Mantis and Scava
- Also
- Living and bath collections
- Recognition
- Regula selected for the Compasso d'Oro ADI 2001; Bluna Wood Line first prize in the kitchen category, Espritmeuble Awards 2022
- Certifications
- ISO 9001, ISO 14064-1, FSC® Chain of Custody and Authorised Customs Operator
- In Westminster
- Specification and trade ordering through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, SW1 (by appointment)
Binova through Faura
Binova is not installed at the Residency. Faura specifies and orders the collections below for trade clients, working from the brand's catalogues, finishes and technical data sheets.
| Range | Binova | Through Faura |
|---|---|---|
| Bluna kitchens | Bluna Metal 5.0, Bluna+Zen, Bluna Tech Alluminio, Bluna Legno and Bluna Legno Rigato | Specified and ordered through Faura |
| Hily kitchens | Hily Legno, with the Hily colonnade and Zen glass cabinets | Specified and ordered through Faura |
| Avola, Balance and Lab | Avola, Balance Superwood and Lab Grès kitchens | Specified and ordered through Faura |
| Earlier models | Regula, Vogue, Mantis and Scava (Kitchen Architecture vol. 2) | Specified and ordered through Faura |
| Living and bath | Living compositions in the Bluna, Avola, Vogue and Mantis families, and bath collections | Specified with the kitchen for open-plan schemes |


Binova kitchen collections
Binova presents its current kitchens as Kitchen Architecture vol. 3. Each project combines door profiles, worktops and materials such as wood, lacquer, metal, porcelain stoneware and natural stone.
- Bluna Metal 5.0: a sculptural island with rounded washing and cooking areas, in an Ebano Makassar finish, with iridescent column units.
- Bluna Tech Alluminio: Bluna Tech Alluminio Brunito doors with an island in brushed Rosso Levanto natural stone, including an 18 cm monobloc worktop and integrated stepped sink.
- Bluna Legno: Bluna doors milled at the top to a 30° profile for opening, with a Duna profile worktop in porcelain stoneware.
- Hily Legno: a Bluna island in front of a Hily colonnade with a distinctive wood frame, and Zen cabinets with wooden slats over smoked glass.
- Bluna+Zen: wood and glass, with Zen base units framed by wooden slats and smoked glass, and a Tech Alluminio Champagne surface.
History and design
In 1958 Giovanni and Francesco Bolletta, two young joiners, created the Binova brand in Assisi. The company built its name on the processing of wood and on its own research and development, which produces new material combinations and design patents. In 2018 Binova became part of the Cubo Design group.
- 1994: Binova patents the flush built-in HWRS system, designed by Paolo Nava.
- 2001: Regula, by Paolo Nava and Fabio Casiraghi, is selected for the Compasso d'Oro ADI.
- 2011: the MCS Multi Cooking System is selected for the Wallpaper* Design Awards.
- 2022: the Bluna Wood Line wins first prize in the kitchen category of the Espritmeuble Awards.
Production and certifications
Binova describes Cubo Design's Factory-One as a 25,000 m² production site, organised as a linear, interconnected line of machinery monitored by sensors and controlled by skilled staff. The company lists ISO 9001 quality certification, ISO 14064-1, FSC® Chain of Custody certification and Authorised Customs Operator status.
Who Binova suits
Open-plan residences where the kitchen runs into the living area, and projects that need an island, tall units and living storage in one family of finishes. Binova also supplies contract kitchens for larger projects worldwide.
Specifying Binova through Faura
- 01Plan the kitchenBook a private visit to the Residency in Westminster and review the layout with the stone, appliances and finishes of your scheme.
- 02Choose the collectionFaura works from Binova's catalogues and technical data sheets to choose door profiles, finishes and worktops for each zone.
- 03QuoteFaura prepares a trade quotation for the full kitchen and any matching living or bath units.
- 04Order and deliveryFaura places the order and coordinates delivery and installation planning for the UK project.
Frequently asked questions
- Where can I see or buy a Binova kitchen in London?
- Interior designers, architects and developers can specify and order Binova through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, by appointment. Binova is not installed at the Residency; Faura works from the brand's catalogues, finishes and technical data sheets.
- Where is Binova from?
- Binova was founded in 1958 in Assisi, Umbria, by Giovanni and Francesco Bolletta. It has been part of the Cubo Design group since 2018, and its company address is in Notaresco, in the province of Teramo, Italy.
- Who owns Binova?
- Binova is part of the Cubo Design group, led by Antonio Arangiaro, which it joined in 2018.
- What are Binova's main kitchen collections?
- The current Kitchen Architecture vol. 3 includes Avola, Balance, Bluna, Bluna Grès, Bluna Maniglia Stone, Hily Legno and Lab Grès. Earlier models include Regula, Vogue, Mantis and Scava.
- Does Binova make living and bathroom furniture?
- Yes. Binova has living and bath collections. Its living compositions use kitchen families such as Bluna, Avola, Vogue and Mantis.
- Can I get Binova CAD files or technical data?
- Binova publishes a catalogue and a technical data sheet for each kitchen project on its website. Faura can gather drawings and technical information into a specification pack for each project.
- Has Binova won design awards?
- Binova lists Regula's selection for the Compasso d'Oro ADI 2001, the MCS Multi Cooking System in the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2011 and first prize in the kitchen category of the Espritmeuble Awards 2022 for the Bluna Wood Line.
- What certifications does Binova hold?
- Binova lists ISO 9001, ISO 14064-1, FSC® Chain of Custody certification and Authorised Customs Operator status.
- How much does a Binova kitchen cost?
- It depends on the layout, the collection and the finishes chosen. Faura prepares trade quotations for each specification.
- What are the lead times for a Binova kitchen?
- They depend on the project and its finishes. Faura confirms timing for each order once the drawings are agreed.
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See Binova in person at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster. Appointments are held Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00.
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