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Designed in Britain and manufactured in Italy, Cabbonet's material options include numerous metals, stones, and woods


were the only ones interested in premium materials, finishes and styles. Now, even those with more modest budgets are demanding luxury kitchens in their homes.


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MAR 2015


JUN 2019


A year ago, Andrew Hays of London design house Arteim, began the development of a brand to address what he saw as a missed opportunity


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ith consumers becoming ever more design-savvy, gone are the days that the big spenders


in the market for a design-led product using a collection of stunning materials – including metals, stones, woods – yet having a simplicity of specification and construction at an accessible price point.


He says that the aim of this new brand vision is to empower design professionals to partner with a brand that inspires and which is relevant in today’s market. “Throughout this process our goal was to make the brand accessible to a wider audience than the current crop of luxury European brands by virtue of material, construction and price,” he says.


The brand is called Cabbonet – taken from the 13th century old English word for ‘a chest for safe keeping’ – and it embraces eclecticism by offering an inspiring selection of materials and finishes. It consists of a flexible range of highly refined products, designed, engineered, and tailored to each client’s needs, tastes and environment.


Creatively inspired, individual and crafted with a focus on quality and detail, Cabbonet furniture is designed in England, made in Italy and available for delivery worldwide. The brand already has 12 dealer locations where


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