The Fabita brand, launched in 2020, attended the Salone del Mobile for the first time to present a new concept of kitchen where traditional furnishings are developed and transformed into a series of free, light, and flexible elements, perfect for responding to ever-smaller spaces, nomadic social behaviours, and hybrid living environments.
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Fabita exhibited within the FTK pavilion, a specific section of the fair focusing on kitchen technologies.
The brand is the evolution of a company with more than ten years of experience in the field of glass-ceramic induction cooktops and extractor hoods, and which has completely renewed its product portfolio through the direction of Adriano Design and thanks to a technical heritage of kitchens and appliances rooted in the Marche region where the company is based.
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The hobs reduce bulk and thickness to be space-saving, totally deconstructed and without constraints; monoblock kitchens offer multiple functions at once to meet not only private but also collective uses; indoor and outdoor trolleys, cooking hobs - stand-alone or integrated into tables - can migrate between environments thanks to their freestanding flexibility, allowing consumers to cook anywhere; the extractor hoods offer intelligent solutions that include an almost magical component.
The products designed by the Turin-based studio Adriano Design have already collected numerous international awards precisely as they mark a change of approach with respect to the design of cooking equipment, inserting themselves into the contemporary world and embracing today’s new social behaviours.
And they are also beautiful due to the careful choices of design and materials, surprising for the new language they adopt, immediate in usage, they make you smile and become companions of everyday life.
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In addition to the catalogue products, FTK was also an opportunity to present some new proposals: Tutto, the complete mini kitchen with dishwashing, cooking, refrigeration and storage functions; Mammamia, the dining table with integrated induction plates for cooking directly on the top; Eccolo, the coffee table which is also a small stand-alone hob; the cooking trolley on wheels, Comodissimo, which is equipped with a high-performance lithium battery for outdoor use.
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All these products confirm Fabita's approach to originality and introduce new gestures and innovations.