Studio Como Denver has expanded its cabinetry offerings with new systems from Poliform and Noorth — Italian craftsmanship designed for kitchens, bathrooms, and closets.
Kitchens Built for How You Live
Poliform’s kitchen systems strike that rare balance between operational excellence and architectural presence. The Artex Pro Kitchen refines the iconic Artex with sharper tapers and a floating worktop—plus an integrated snack table that extends naturally from the countertop for morning coffee or evening wine. Meanwhile, Alea Pro brings transparent display doors and Day Shaker open base units that transform islands into functional centers. And the Phoenix Kitchen? Its signature groove opening turns the handle from functional necessity into pure aesthetic, giving you supreme design freedom without sacrificing that clean, minimalist elegance.
“What I love about these systems is their flexibility,” says Studio Como design director Laura Folgoni. “Whether you’re working with a compact urban kitchen or an expansive mountain home, they adapt to your vision while maintaining a distinctly Italian sensibility.”
Closets Designed for Daily Rituals
Poliform’s storage solutions prove that organization doesn’t have to be hidden behind closed doors. The Senzafine Wardrobe offers modular structures with optional glass sides—creating transparency and light. Choose from multiple door styles, specialized storage for everything from shirts to jewelry, and integrated LED lighting throughout. The Senzafine Walk-In Closet takes the same philosophy into dedicated dressing spaces, while Ubik combines elegant wall paneling with a lightweight rack system for that open, airy aesthetic where your wardrobe becomes part of the architecture.
Bathrooms Worth Lingering In
Noorth brings Italian bathroom design to Studio Como for the first time, and the three collections on display each take a different approach to contemporary luxury. Puro is all about essential architecture—razor-sharp geometry, handleless grooves, and seamless integrated washbasins. Azuco builds its aesthetic on perfect 45-degree joinery and delicate geometric textures inspired by textiles and nature. And Touch is a monolithic washbasin that proves restraint and presence aren’t contradictions—available in everything from Carrara marble to rich lacquers.
“These aren’t just functional pieces,” Laura notes. “They’re sculptural. They give bathrooms identity.”
All of these systems are now available to experience firsthand in our Denver showroom, where you can see the materials, test the mechanisms, and understand how these pieces might work in your own space. Because while photos help, there’s no substitute for running your hand along a marble surface or opening a handleless drawer to feel that perfectly engineered glide.
Make an appointment to visit Studio Como Denver and explore the full Poliform and Noorth collections.
