
Vero Nova | Topos | Bahia | Aluro

The Art of Wood and Glass

Rhythm
Repeated wooden slats draw the eye across the cabinetry while offering glimpses of what lies behind.

Intrigue
Tinted glass adds a discreet veil behind the wood, revealing just enough of the cabinet interior to invite a closer look.

A New Expression of the Framed Door
VERO NOVA reimagines the glass cabinet through handcrafted wooden louvre doors. Real wood slats sit within a matching frame, creating a layered facade backed by tinted glass. Light oak lends the composition a softer presence, while dark walnut accentuates its graphic pattern and rich material character.
A New Expression of the Framed Door
VERO NOVA reimagines the glass cabinet through handcrafted wooden louvre doors. Real wood slats sit within a matching frame, creating a layered facade backed by tinted glass. Light oak lends the composition a softer presence, while dark walnut accentuates its graphic pattern and rich material character.

Uninterrupted Signature Across Every Frame
Designed exclusively without handles, VERO NOVA lets the wooden frame and louvre pattern define the cabinet front. The design extends across base cabinets, wall cabinets, upper cupboards, and selected tall units, bringing its distinctive detailing to both individual accents and larger cabinetry compositions. Taller doors introduce a central crossbar, adding a horizontal division to the repeated slats.

The Art of Wood and Glass
Uninterrupted Signature Across Every Frame
Designed exclusively without handles, VERO NOVA lets the wooden frame and louvre pattern define the cabinet front. The design extends across base cabinets, wall cabinets, upper cupboards, and selected tall units, bringing its distinctive detailing to both individual accents and larger cabinetry compositions. Taller doors introduce a central crossbar, adding a horizontal division to the repeated slats.

Uninterrupted Signature Across Every Frame
Designed exclusively without handles, VERO NOVA lets the wooden frame and louvre pattern define the cabinet front. The design extends across base cabinets, wall cabinets, upper cupboards, and selected tall units, bringing its distinctive detailing to both individual accents and larger cabinetry compositions. Taller doors introduce a central crossbar, adding a horizontal division to the repeated slats.



Rhythm
Repeated wooden slats draw the eye across the cabinetry while offering glimpses of what lies behind.
Intrigue
Tinted glass adds a discreet veil behind the wood, revealing just enough of the cabinet interior to invite a closer look.

Intrigue
Tinted glass adds a discreet veil behind the wood, revealing just enough of the cabinet interior to invite a closer look.














