SEPIDAN

Architect: Hossein Raheminejad
Location: Elahie
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Hossein Raheminejad

Bocaveli kitchens are not just kitchens; they are sometimes sculptures that give meaning to spaces, sometimes functional workrooms, sometimes eager assistants for cooking, and occasionally, something even beyond all these.

At Bocaveli, we think beyond our products. For us, every project is an opportunity to create something lasting and inspiring—something that not only fulfills functional needs but also transcends the expectations of everyday life.

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The Sepidan project, developed in collaboration with architect Hossein Raheminejad, was more than a design commission—it was a shared exploration of how spaces can elevate everyday living.

Sepidan is not merely a kitchen; it is a composition where art, functionality, and innovation converge. Through this collaboration, architecture and design came together to create a new narrative of beauty and purpose.

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Design Story

This project also marked an important chapter in Bocaveli’s evolution. It was here that we began to explore a dialogue between minimal geometry and architectural rhythm—a design language that later influenced the foundation of our contemporary identity. Sepidan became a place where clarity of form met subtle sophistication, creating a balance that feels both timeless and distinctly modern.

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Architecture Characteristics

Behind every project lies a story, and Sepidan’s story is one of vision and persistence. Despite the constraints of time, resources, and execution, the team pressed forward with precision and care. Each surface was studied, each junction refined, until the whole space resonated with the sense of completeness we always strive for.

The result is more than a kitchen; it is a manifestation of collaboration and shared ideals. Sepidan set a new reference point for Bocaveli—demonstrating that when creativity, dedication, and architectural dialogue converge, spaces emerge that do more than serve—they inspire.

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