Cavrois.

Warmth, calculated.
ARCHITECTED — one architect. One kitchen. One complete system.

Villa Cavrois. Robert Mallet-Stevens. Roubaix, 1932.

Modern architecture that was warm. Geometric precision producing domestic comfort. Not despite the architecture.
Through it.

Horizontal emphasis through material treatment.
Binary contrast — dark wood against light stone — unified by thin metal framework. Details that punctuate rather than decorate. Every element composed.
Nothing arbitrary.

CAVROIS translates these propositions to the kitchen. Not the style. The intelligence.

Three forms.
One commitment.

  • "DOUCE — CAVROIS in natural walnut, Carran stone, aged brass. Warm evening light."

    Douce

    WARMTH.

    Natural walnut. Carran stone. Aged brass.
    Warm Thalostuc. Cognac leather.


    Mallet-Stevens as domestic modernist.
    The parents' suite. Geometric precision producing evening glow. The room embraces.

    Expected selection: 60–65% of CAVROIS clients.

  • "VESTIBULE — CAVROIS in smoked walnut, Carran stone, dark antiqued brass. High contrast."

    Vestibule

    DRAMA.

    Smoked walnut. Carran stone. Dark antiqued brass.
    Mid-tone Thalostuc. Noir leather.


    Mallet-Stevens as spatial dramatist.
    The entrance hall. Black marble against white.
    The kitchen as event.

    Expected selection: 20–25% of CAVROIS clients.

  • "TERRASSE — CAVROIS with natural walnut walls and Thalostuc mineral island. Material dialogue."

    Terrasse

    DIALOGUE.

    Natural walnut walls. Thalostuc mineral island.
    Brushed satin brass. Dove grey leather.

    Mallet-Stevens as boundary architect.
    Where interior meets terrace. Warm wood facing cool mineral across the room.

    Expected selection: 10–15% of CAVROIS clients.

"THE PUNCTUATION in CAVROIS — golden section proportion, brass junction, shadow gap LED, grain direction contrast. NEWTÓN design framework applied through Mallet-Stevens vocabulary."

THE PUNCTUATION
in CAVROIS

Five elements. Shared across every NEWTÓN kitchen.
In CAVROIS, each speaks Mallet-Stevens.

Golden section: tower at 309cm in 460cm run.
The proportion Mallet-Stevens called tracé régulateur.

Brass junction: 2cm aged strip at every material transition.
Mallet-Stevens' chrome framework — translated to brass.
Metal that frames rather than decorates.

Shadow gap: 2cm. 2700K warm white. Cabinets float.
Villa Cavrois' recessed mortar joints reading as light lines.

Grain direction: horizontal base, vertical tower.
The horizontal dominance of the 60-metre facade.
Suppressed verticals. Declared horizontals.

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Walnut.

European species. Kiln-dried to 8% moisture content.
Sliced to 0.6mm veneer on 22mm moisture-resistant MDF.
Decospan Legacy, Belgium.

Janka hardness 1,010 lbf. Soft enough to show wear.
Hard enough to endure decades. The surface records life without surrendering to it.

Grain direction is architectural. Horizontal on base cabinets — grounded, stable. Vertical on towers — rising, aspirational.
Same species. Same finish. Two expressions.

Sample Kit.

Five materials. One box. Touch them before you commit.

Complete material sample set €50.
Refunded on any order over €1,000.

Includes: walnut block, Carran stone tile, brass strip, Thalostuc chip, Epsom leather swatch.

Available in: DOUCE | VESTIBULE | TERRASSE.

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