I recently visited the Rinnai showroom in Aoyama.

The space is so spacious that it is hard to believe that it is in the heart of the city, and it is more than a "place to look at equipment.

I got the impression that it was a place to experience the kitchen space.

Creating a space when it is incorporated into an actual house, not a stand-alone device.

We were able to experience "how it looks as a space."

One of the most impressive pieces was G:LINE, with its beautifully textured stainless steel, which has the strength of a commercial product, but blends neatly into the residential space.

By combining stone textured worktops and solid wood against rugged stainless steel equipment,

It had been elevated from "professional" to "sophisticated residential kitchen."

Because it is a strong device, a sophisticated look can be achieved by softening the surrounding material to achieve balance.

It was a great learning experience to see how the impression can be so different depending on how the materials are matched.

Layout of three G:LINE one-burners side by side. The proposal of three one-burner stoves side by side is a sight to behold, and the sight of them lined up in the kitchen is truly professional and powerful.

It is also attractive to actually see the high firepower of G:LINE right in front of your eyes.

The fire was powerful and beautiful at the same time.

The first floor is also a café space, and is so comfortable that it is hard to believe it is a showroom.

You can experience the kitchen space in a relaxed atmosphere while enjoying coffee carefully brewed one cup at a time by baristas.

Not "a place to look at equipment."

I was very impressed with the "place where you can imagine your life.