Pando wows us with its Onna bell

An innovative design by the studio Serraydelarocha.

Spanish decorative cooker hood company Pando has unveiled its Onna design, an iconoclastic, innovative idea designed by the studio Serraydelarocha. Resembling a flower, Onna’s hood opens like petals, creating a model that has the equivalent measurement of a 90-cm hood. What’s more, it casts an elegant light onto the worksurface, resulting in a magical atmosphere that ensures Onna steals the limelight.

Together with Pando’s Cobra and Curve models, Onna is part of the firm’s Innova cooker-hood collection, whose thoroughly contemporary, groundbreaking designs make this kitchen appliance an utterly unique piece of equipment. All the models are made of DuPont™ Corian®, a ductile, malleable material that easily lends itself to creating seemingly impossible angles. This, in combination with Serraydelarocha’s chic design and the technology developed by Pando’s research and development department, leads to the creation of each model found in this collection. Its philosophy, quite simply, is: ‘unique pieces for unique people’.

Pando is a high-profile manufacturer of decorative cooker hoods, thanks to its innovative designs and ability to adapt itself to the requirements of any kitchen. Throughout the company’s 30-year history, its main goal has been to create products that are technically ever more efficient and better-looking. Onna is a brilliant example of this.

Founded in Barcelona in 2005, SerraydelaRocha believes in design that conveys ideas and excites emotions, while being useful and practical. Since that date, it’s created many designs for a variety of interiors companies, such as Roca, Estiluz, Blauet, Metalarte, Calma and Concepta and Arazzo. It’s also collaborated with more industrial and technology-based companies, such as Toyota Motor Corporation, Telesco and Itsa.