Armony Moodboard: the online configurator that brings design ideas to life
In the world of interior design, the kitchen is one of the most complex spaces to design. No other room in the house features such a variety of finishes, materials, work areas and functional elements.
This is why Armony has created the Moodboard Configurator, a new digital tool designed to provide an inspirational overview of the kitchen environment.
Try the online configurator now:
Available directly on the Armony website, the configurator was developed to concretely support the work of retailers, design studios and interior designers, offering a quick and intuitive way to present the customer with all the possible combinations of fronts, worktops and handles.
The integrated database includes the full range of Armony opening systems, both handle and handleless, as well as all available finishes, including the 2025 novelties: from the natural woodgrains of the Quercia family to Olmo Naturale and Twilight, from the metallic textures of the Spark line to the new Satin Brass in the X-Steel collection. Not to mention Acciaio, the new finish that reinterprets Armony's iconic metallic lacquer with a distinctive industrial touch.
But that’s not all: the configurator also allows users to insert accessories and decorative elements such as lamps, fabrics, wall colours, design objects and ceramics—essential details that help define the overall style of the space. Thanks to its intuitive interface, creating a cohesive visual composition takes just a few clicks, and the result is ready to be shared with the customer.
Armony Moodboard: turning inspiration into visual composition
A professional tool, yet accessible to all: even private users can explore the configurator to play with styles, finishes and materials, gaining inspiration and clarity for their future kitchen.
With the Moodboard Configurator, Armony reaffirms its commitment to design culture and digital innovation, putting the quality of its creations at the service of those who live them—and those who design them.
