Grass: Kitchens, where form meets function
In a kitchen where form meets function, movement matters. Sige – Italy’s quietly brilliant innovator – has been perfecting that movement for over 50 years. With a design philosophy rooted in precision, sustainability, and beauty, Sige’s premium storage solutions bring effortless order to the heart of the home.
At the centre of it all is Grass technology – flawless motion systems that make every drawer and cabinet glide with silent confidence. Paired with Sige’s sleek, minimalist aesthetic, it’s a match made for modern kitchens that demand both elegance and efficiency.
But behind every perfectly engineered pull-out is a story of craft and curiosity. Founded in 1969 in the green hills of Italy’s Marche region, Sige has evolved from a modest family-run business into a global name without losing its soul. The company still operates like a creative hive, where nothing is fixed, and every design is up for rethinking.
This spirit of restless innovation is what makes Sige stand out. It’s not just about clever storage—it’s about systems that evolve with how we live, think, and move. Clean lines, versatile designs, and refined finishes mean these pieces don’t just function—they elevate.
Sige is locally available through GRASS South Africa. Founded over 75 years ago in Austria, with 200 sales partners in 60 countries, GRASS is represented internationally. This includes a showroom in Cape Town, South Africa.
Contact: Grass
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