House on Nutsubidze St.

Project cost: Not specified

Completion date: Not specified

Futurium proudly presents the “House on Nutsubidze” project — a multi-room project for a private house on the Nutsubidze slope, where we created a built-in kitchen and several bathroom units in one unified, modern style. We delivered the full cycle from measurement to installation, tied together by natural wood texture, dark stone surfaces and handleless facades.

Kitchen:
The kitchen is built in a handleless modern style — with smooth, white matte facades whose black recessed grips and lower black reveal create a clear graphic line. A built-in stainless sink sits in the light stone-effect worktop, alongside an integrated dishwasher. A tall wood-veneer column unites the side-by-side stainless fridge and a black built-in oven, while a dark green glossy vertical tile (zellige-style) backsplash and a marble-effect floor brighten the backdrop.

Mechanisms and details:
The kitchen is fitted out on Blum systems — Blum drawer boxes and a Blum lift-up mechanism with soft-close deliver smooth, quiet and long-lasting operation. The handleless opening and closed hardware keep a clean, minimalist look.

Bathrooms:
The home’s several bathrooms share one material language, yet each has its own character. In the main bathroom a floating wood-veneer vanity is combined with a dark marble-effect stone top and full back panel, a square white basin and a black wall-mounted faucet. A second, twin-basin bathroom pairs a wood-veneer wall panel with sculpted U-shaped mirrors and a black glass partition, contrasting with a white marble-effect panel. Additional bathrooms are resolved with white vertical tile and floating wood vanities — moisture-resistant materials and quality sanitaryware throughout.

The result:
Natural wood veneer, dark and white stone-effect surfaces and handleless facades create one refined character — from the kitchen to the bathrooms — matching the scale and mood of a private house on Nutsubidze.