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    Miton Cucine in London

    Specify and order Miton Cucine kitchens through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, Westminster, SW1.

    Miton Cucine is an Italian kitchen brand of Cubo Design s.r.l., a kitchen and furniture producer in Notaresco, in the province of Teramo in Abruzzo. Its modern collections, Ménta, Tes, Anuba and Médea, and its classic Talìa kitchen are made in Italy at Factory-One, the company's integrated production hub. Interior designers, architects and developers can specify a Miton kitchen through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1: Faura reviews layouts, doors, finishes and worktops with the trade client, prepares the quotation and places the order. Visits are by appointment.

    Miton Cucine Tes kitchen in matt Carruba lacquer with an island, tall units and a walnut and glass display sideboard
    Tes kitchen in matt Carruba lacquer with Noce Adige walnut-effect bilaminate. Image: Miton Cucine.

    Miton Cucine at a glance

    Company
    Miton is a brand of Cubo Design s.r.l., which also produces TLK Kitchens, Urban BVA and Binova
    Based in
    Località Case Sciarroni, Grasciano, Notaresco (Teramo), Abruzzo, Italy
    Origins
    Cubo Design began in 2006 as a production centre for furniture and kitchens in Abruzzo
    Production
    Factory-One, begun in 2016: design, cutting, production and assembly of every kitchen element in one integrated hub, with its own painting, stone and aluminium divisions
    Collections
    Modern: Ménta, Tes, Anuba and Médea. Classic: Talìa
    Certifications
    FSC® Chain of Custody (FSC® products on request), ISO 9001, ISO 14064-1 and AEO
    In London
    Specification and trade ordering through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency, SW1 (by appointment)

    Miton Cucine through Faura

    Miton Cucine is not on display at the Residency. Faura specifies and orders Miton kitchens for trade clients' projects, working from the brand's collections, finishes and catalogues.

    Modern kitchenMénta: bilaminate, PET laminate, lacquered and wood-veneer doors, with handle or groove openingSpecified and ordered through Faura
    Modern kitchenTes: MDF doors lacquered on all six sides, in matt colours such as Carruba, Grigio Box and SalviaSpecified and ordered through Faura
    Modern kitchenAnuba and Médea: matt lacquer and bilaminate compositions with wood-effect finishesSpecified and ordered through Faura
    Classic kitchenTalìa: ash-framed doors in open-pore matt lacquerSpecified and ordered through Faura
    Worktops and sinksStone and porcelain stoneware worktops and sinks from Cubo Design's stone divisionSpecified with the kitchen through Faura
    Miton Cucine Ménta kitchen with a concrete-effect island, oak-effect drawers, black tall units and a glass display wall
    Ménta kitchen in Beton Giove bilaminate, Nero Onice PET laminate and Rovere Scandy oak-effect bilaminate. Image: Miton Cucine.
    Miton Cucine Talìa classic kitchen with framed doors in anthracite and cotton open-pore lacquer and walnut open units
    Talìa classic kitchen in open-pore matt lacquer with American walnut-effect bilaminate. Image: Miton Cucine.

    Miton kitchen collections

    Miton describes its collections as strictly Made in Italy. Each model is offered in several compositions and finishes, from islands and peninsulas to tall columns, open units and glass display cabinets.

    • Ménta: the broadest modern range, with bilaminate, PET laminate, lacquered and wood-veneer doors; one composition pairs a Beton Giove concrete-effect island with Nero Onice PET columns and Rovere Scandy oak-effect drawers.
    • Tes: matt lacquered doors with Rem handles, shown in Carruba with a 4 cm Taj Mahal Silk porcelain stoneware top and Petra glass display units.
    • Anuba and Médea: modern compositions combining matt lacquer or bilaminate with wood-effect finishes such as Rovere Rustico and Noce Adige.
    • Talìa: the classic kitchen, described by the brand as a traditional soul dressed in architectural rigour, with doors in open-pore matt lacquer.

    Modern kitchens · Classic kitchens · Download catalogue

    Doors and materials

    • Bilaminate door: low-formaldehyde (Class E1) particle board coated on both sides with melamine foil, with a coloured ABS edge.
    • PET laminate door: Class E1 MDF with a PET foil front and a coloured laminate back.
    • Tes door: low-emission Class E1 MDF, lacquered on all six sides.
    • Talìa door: an ash wood frame with an ash-veneered particle board panel, lacquered in open-pore matt.

    Doors open with a handle or with a groove. Miton's water-based paints are rated class A+ for VOC emissions, and its particle boards are Class E1 for formaldehyde emissions.

    Factory-One and sustainability

    Construction of Factory-One began in 2016. Cubo Design describes it as a self-sufficient hub where every element of the kitchen, from individual panels to the finished product, is designed, cut, produced and assembled. The wood division works in an automated way, the painting department uses a water-based system with solvent-free paints, the stone division turns stone slabs into worktops and sinks, and the aluminium division makes profiles and components.

    • Energy: the facility is powered by a trigeneration plant producing electricity, heat and cooling, qualified as High-Efficiency Cogeneration (CAR) and an Efficient User System (SEU).
    • Logistics: concentrating production in one facility reduced logistical movements by 25%.
    • Wood: FSC® certified wood and wooden materials on request.
    • Emissions: ISO 14064-1 certification for measuring and reporting greenhouse gas emissions.

    Factory-One · Sustainability · Company

    Who Miton Cucine suits

    Residential developments, apartments and family homes that need a well-specified Italian kitchen with a wide choice of door finishes, worktops and storage, in either a modern or a classic style.

    Specifying Miton Cucine through Faura

    1. 01
      Brief and layoutBook a private visit to the Residency in Westminster and review the Miton collections and catalogue against your floor plan.
    2. 02
      Doors and finishesChoose the model, door material, colours, handles or groove, worktops and sinks, and compare them with the other finishes of your scheme.
    3. 03
      Drawings and quotationFaura develops the kitchen composition with the brand and prepares a trade quotation for the full specification.
    4. 04
      Order and deliveryFaura places the order with Miton Cucine on the trade client's behalf and coordinates delivery to the UK site.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where can I see or buy Miton Cucine in London?
    Trade professionals can specify and order Miton Cucine kitchens through Faura at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster, SW1, by appointment. Miton kitchens are not on display at the Residency; Faura works from the brand's collections, finishes and catalogues.
    Where are Miton kitchens made?
    In Italy. Miton is a brand of Cubo Design s.r.l., based at Grasciano, Notaresco, in the province of Teramo in Abruzzo, and its kitchens are produced at the company's Factory-One hub. Miton describes its collections as strictly Made in Italy.
    Who makes Miton Cucine?
    Cubo Design s.r.l., a kitchen and furniture producer in Abruzzo whose story began in 2006. Cubo Design also produces kitchens under the TLK Kitchens, Urban BVA and Binova brands.
    Does Miton make modern or classic kitchens?
    Both. The modern collections are Ménta, Tes, Anuba and Médea, and the classic collection is Talìa.
    What are Miton kitchen doors made of?
    It depends on the model: bilaminate doors on Class E1 particle board, PET laminate doors on Class E1 MDF, Tes doors in MDF lacquered on all six sides, and Talìa doors with an ash frame and ash-veneered panel in open-pore matt lacquer.
    Can Miton supply worktops and sinks?
    Yes. Cubo Design's stone division turns stone slabs into worktops for kitchens, living rooms and bathrooms, and also makes sinks in porcelain stoneware and natural stone. Miton compositions are shown with porcelain stoneware tops.
    Is Miton Cucine sustainable?
    Miton's facility runs on a high-efficiency trigeneration plant, it uses water-based paints rated class A+ for VOC emissions and Class E1 boards, it offers FSC® certified wood on request, and it holds ISO 14064-1 certification for greenhouse gas reporting.
    Can I get Miton Cucine CAD files?
    Miton publishes its full catalogue and catalogue extracts for each model as downloads on its website. Faura requests technical drawings and files from the brand for each project and confirms what is available when the kitchen is specified.
    How much does a Miton kitchen cost?
    It depends on the layout, model, door finishes and worktops. Faura prepares a trade quotation once the composition is agreed.
    What are Miton Cucine lead times?
    They depend on the composition and finishes. Faura confirms timing with the brand for each order before it is placed.

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    Book a private visit

    See Miton Cucine in person at the Faura Interior Design Residency in Westminster. Appointments are held Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00.

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