A singular expression of kitchen architecture.
BT45 is developed by BauTeam and manufactured in Germany as a fully tailored kitchen system designed around the architecture of the home itself.
Every surface, proportion, and internal detail is resolved specifically for the space it inhabits — eliminating the compromises of conventional kitchen planning.
Every BT45 kitchen is commissioned individually, with dedicated design, engineering, and project oversight from concept through installation.
Monolithic and sublime.
A generously sized kitchen block in genuine Nero Marquina marble whose sharp, straight lines define the room with timeless authority. The main wall, clad in natural grey concrete-effect panels, appears hewn from a single block. The intelligent pocket door system conceals small appliances, and the legendary glass roller shutter Climber anchors the wall.
A chic-bar atmosphere in architectural form.
A chic-bar atmosphere built on the dialogue between dark Ceramic Basalt Gray fronts and finely marbled black leather. The automated roller shutter Climber reveals a dedicated coffee serving base, and the pocket door system houses appliances out of view. The seamless island, with its Basalt Gray worktop, emphasises a horizontal axis that reinforces a solid, architectural feel.
A kitchen that belongs in a museum.
Three symmetrically positioned vertical units in black leather, framed with 45-degree panels, conceal a 36" refrigerator, 36" freezer, coffee maker, and 30" oven — creating the look of fine furniture. The signature island pairs a Nero Marquina block with a dark wood block. Every drawer comes fully equipped, and a hidden beverage cabinet rises automatically via remote.
Warmth and stone perfection.
Built with Premium American Walnut, the PH wraps the room in soft, warm grain. The island is crafted with flawless 45-degree edges in Carrara marble, contrasting the wood's natural primitiveness with stone perfection. The architecture is reduced to a handful of elements — simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
Understated. Still unmistakable.
The elegant graining of Smoked Eucalyptus carries an understated aesthetic that still makes a clear statement. White Quartzite and smoked-glass doors framed in brushed stainless steel create memorable, intentional contrast. The minimalist cooking table and hidden cooktop sit at the architectural centre of the design, matched by the 45-degree mitered edge panel, front, and counter system.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
A backdrop of matte black oak cabinetry conceals advanced appliances and ingenious storage behind a wall of timeless beauty. The signature eight-shaped island — clad in white Macaubas quartzite — achieves maximum functionality while preserving refinement and substance. The herringbone-pattern finish adds measured contrast, and the island's offset ends create an innovative footprint that is as architectural as it is practical.
Tailored like a suit. Engineered like nothing else.
Inspired by the tradition of the Secret Intelligence Service. Three perfectly shaped African Saint Laurent marble blocks meet at real brass mitered edges. Black glass and gold accents complete the sophisticated palette. Innovative German technologies, exclusive materials, and tailored design — with the perfectly fitted look of a bespoke suit.
Sophisticated, witty, seductive.
Signature BT45 Nero Marquina marble clads the island cabinets and tall back-wall doors, with matching marble panels reinforcing the sense of prerogative. A second, lower island creates a seating area, allowing the kitchen to integrate gracefully into an open floor plan. The designer played with multiple heights to add three-dimensional depth, and a levitating glass cabinet showcases prized items.
Athletic dynamism. Professional-grade performance.
The LMBG embodies the bold floating island that has become a BT45 signature, paired with a glossy lacquered cooking area that adds metropolitan sheen. Despite its sleek, minimalist form, it is a beast for the professional chef — equipped with next-level BT45 interior organisation. A kitchen that could only be realised through the most innovative technologies of German engineering.
Secrets hidden from the uninitiated.
Luxurious American Walnut softens edgy design elements. Every household appliance hides behind the pocket door system, creating the look of furniture rather than a kitchen. Dekton Laurent clads the island doors and countertops, its golden veins blending into the feeling of a solid marble block. An illuminated handle profile wraps the island in a crown of light.
Ornament is crime. Beauty is inevitable.
Guided by the principles of Le Corbusier, Walter Gropius, and Mies van der Rohe — form follows function — but extended to express individuality. The Alibi proves a kitchen can be extravagant, beautiful, and functional at once. State-of-the-art furniture design that emphasises the sophisticated taste of its owner and inevitably becomes the main attraction of the home.
Less a kitchen. More a performance.
Clad in deep black finishes, the Mi8 showcases a dramatic interplay of black glass, black leather fronts, and silky matte black stone veined in striking white. A freestanding Nero Marquina Silestone sink adds architectural lightness; Dekton wall panels evoke raw concrete elegance. The height-adjustable cooktop, paneled dishwasher, and automated bar lift — hidden beneath the counter, summoned at the touch of a button — make this high-tech luxury at its fullest.
Designed for a Michelin-starred chef.
A refined blend of minimalism and Asian-inspired design, created for a Michelin-starred chef who loves to entertain. The sculptural island seats 7–8 guests for intimate tastings. The island top and doors are crafted in marble-look Dekton — resistant to cuts, heat, and daily use. Integrated gas burners sit seamlessly in the stone. Tall black-wood cabinets in a herringbone pattern add height and texture.
