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From Pesaro to Bangkok: the story of Composit Italian kitchens

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Long before a Composit kitchen became part of a Thai home, the brand's story began in Pesaro, Italy. Here the Belligotti family built its expertise in furniture making and passed that knowledge from one generation to the next for more than six decades.


Over those years, every choice of material, every design, and every detail of production has shaped Composit into an Italian kitchen brand that values beauty and function in equal measure. Today, Crystal Home brings this Italian design to homeowners in Thailand, tailoring every element of the kitchen to the space and lifestyle of each home.


Pesaro, where the craft began

Composit's story goes back to 1960, when the Belligotti family started its furniture business. In 1974, the family founded the Composit brand to focus entirely on kitchens.


Now in the hands of the third generation, the business has grown to around 17,000 square meters of production space for the brand's kitchens and wardrobes. What has remained constant throughout is craftsmanship: the careful selection of materials, the refinement of every piece, and an understanding of how the smallest details shape the way a kitchen performs over time.


Today, all production takes place at the company's factory in Vallefoglia, Pesaro. The factory runs entirely on Italian-made woodworking machinery, and the brand's own technical team oversees every stage.


See a Composit kitchen in person, and this care reveals itself in the seamless joins, the smooth movement of each drawer, and the way every element relates to the next. It is a quality best appreciated up close, far more than in any photograph.



Italian design, tailored to every home


From Italy to homes around the world, Composit adapts its kitchen design expertise to different spaces, interior styles, and ways of living, while keeping the refinement and character of Italian design in every detail.


A Composit kitchen can be tailored in layout, cabinet sizes, door materials, and storage. In a Bangkok condominium, a kitchen designed to blend with the dining and living areas makes the space feel open and easy to use. In a house, a generous island can add preparation space and become a natural gathering place for the family.


Composit sees the kitchen as a living space, one that is practical and also a reflection of the home's identity. The brand therefore designs kitchens that connect seamlessly with the rest of the house, carrying the same materials through to wardrobes, bathrooms, and laundry rooms so the whole home shares one design language.


The perfect kitchen begins with understanding daily life at home: how many people use the kitchen, how often they cook, and what needs to be stored. With these details in mind, choosing the collection, materials, and functions becomes far clearer, and a made-to-measure kitchen can be as beautiful as you imagine and as practical as your lifestyle requires.




Quality that starts inside the cabinet


A kitchen's beauty may begin with its doors and countertops, but the quality that lasts for years also depends on what lies within. 


Composit builds its cabinet structures from moisture-resistant panels that meet the EN 312 P3 standard, with 8-millimeter back panels. Proper installation matters just as much, from sealing every joint to preventing standing water, because even moisture-resistant materials should not be left in contact with water for long periods.


The brand also uses Idroleb panels made from 100% recycled wood and takes care to reduce formaldehyde emissions, reflecting an approach to materials that considers both performance and the environment. 


Crystal Home tip: 

When viewing a kitchen, open the drawers and doors to feel how the hardware works, and ask about the cabinet structure, back panels, and hinges. These components affect how easy the kitchen is to use every day, and deserve as much attention as the design you love.


Kitchens for Life: Care from production to everyday use


For Composit, Kitchens for Life means kitchens designed to perform beautifully for years, through the right materials, a solid structure, and details that make everyday life in the kitchen easier.


This commitment extends to production. The brand sorts its waste materials and recycles almost 90% of them, and chooses paper and packaging with the environment in mind. It is a responsible use of resources, from inside the factory to the day the kitchen arrives at its new home.


A truly good kitchen combines a design you love with a quality you feel every time you use it. Planned around the people who live with it from the start, a kitchen stays convenient, inviting, and in tune with daily life for many years to come.


From Italy to Thailand: Composit Flagship by Crystal Home


From Pesaro to Bangkok, Crystal Home, the exclusive official distributor of Composit in Thailand, has opened the Composit Flagship Store, where homeowners and designers can experience the refinement of Italian kitchens up close.


At the showroom, you can see real materials, compare colors and surface textures, and open the doors and drawers yourself. The Crystal Home team is on hand to advise on everything from layout and the choice of materials and colors to storage, so that your kitchen suits both your interior style and the way your family lives.


Discover Composit kitchens and wardrobes at Crystal Home, Crystal Design Center (CDC), Building D, first floor. Open daily from 10:00 to 19:00. Call 02-101-5123 or reach us on LINE @crystalhomebkk.



See Materya 2026 at FIND Design Fair Asia


This November, Crystal Home will present Materya 2026, the latest kitchen collection from Composit at FIND Design Fair Asia 2026, from 26 to 28 November 2026 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.


The collection brings together soft stone tones, warm wood, and gentle curves for a kitchen that feels elegant and inviting at once. Designed by the American designer Jamie Rezaie and first unveiled at Milan Design Week 2026, Materya 2026 now makes its way to Asia. It is a wonderful opportunity for anyone planning a new home, and for designers, to see every element of the collection up close.




Frequently asked questions


Where are Composit kitchens made? 

Composit kitchens are made at the brand's factory in Pesaro, Italy. Every stage, from design and research and development to production, takes place there, making every Composit kitchen and wardrobe authentically Made in Italy.


How long has Composit been in business? 

Composit has its roots in the Belligotti family's furniture business, founded in 1960. The family established the brand in 1974 to focus on kitchens. Today the company is run by the third generation and is still 100% made in Italy.


Where can I see Composit kitchens in person? 

Visit the Composit Flagship Store at Crystal Design Center (CDC), Building D, first floor. You can also see Materya 2026 at the Composit boothFIND Design Fair Asia 2026, from 26 to 28 November 2026 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center at the Italian Paviliion Zone




 
 
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