Barazza’s Made to Measure offers complete customisation.
Barazza is award winning design and functionality. Made in Italy for over 40 years.
Barazza’s Made to Measure offers a unique ability to seamlessly incorporate cooktops, sinks and accessories into a stainless steel worktop. It gives you the ultimate freedom to create a functional piece that boasts an unrivalled minimalist elegance. The lack of joins between the appliance and surface ensures a clean visual line, ideal for handleless kitchen designs, and a more ergonomic and hygienic finish.
Barazza’s artisans have the individual in mind. Working with the best quality stainless steel, they can shape, contour and create your dream worktop – the one that fulfils your aesthetic and functional needs. They achieve unusual, exclusive design solutions by combining custom-built cooking and washing elements with personalised finishes. Using cutting-edge technology, they push their own abilities and creativity to the limit.
The history and experience of Barazza’s designers and skilled artisans help create a collection that has become synonymous with innovation, quality and design. Barazza’s striking Made to Measure worktops are manufactured using high grade 304 stainless steel that is completely recyclable and can be produced up to 5.5 metres in one length. Developed in the Barazza factory: design development, laser cutting, pressing and welding, all quality checks and special shipping packaging are all internally designed and managed.
All designs are subject to prior approval by Fratelli Barazza and price is on application.
Barazza Made to Measure is exclusive to Abey Australia
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