Tsaghkadzor Kitchen Island

The Tsaghkadzor Kitchen Island is named after the mountain resort everyone goes to as a group. The island works the same way: cooking happens on one side, conversation on the other, and the kitchen stops being a room for one person.

• Island with a work surface and a breakfast bar with knee clearance
• Deep drawers on both sides plus open niches
• Optional integrated hob or a second sink
• Thick-edge worktop that reads as a single slab
• Sized so walkways stay at least 90 cm clear
• Handmade by the Van Arman Group workshop in Yerevan

A measurement is essential: an island only makes sense from about 12 m² of kitchen, otherwise it eats the walkway. We'll come out and tell you honestly whether yours will take one.