The Float design system comprising 15cm wide wooden slats is not limited to the wine cabinet, but is a main feature of the kitchen, heart of the home around which the view must be at 360° without interruption: whether you walk round it, place it in the centre of the room or against a wall, Float presents itself attractively from all angles.
Float expresses a propensity for seeking ever innovative solutions in terms of both aesthetics and functions: the base unit handle, reduced to a simple groove, blends with the worktop to become a continuum and create something never before seen in the kitchen.
The Surf floating worktop, available only in piasentina flamed stone with 4 chamfered edges and standing on a Float worktop, is prepared for inserting an integrated sink and cooking hob.
The door (2.5cm thick) in 15cm wide carbon oak slats is 2cm higher than the carcase and the protrusion allows for gripping and opening the door by means of a 2cm groove made in the worktop (carbon oak).
The Float wine cabinet, which can be air conditioned, comes with a glass door (width 75 – 90cm), complete with an aluminium fixing upright and fixed glazed panel (max width 150cm), through which can be seen the internal Unlimited bookcase with carbon oak melamine shelves and metal uprights.
Float wine cabinet based on 15cm wide x max h. 270cm wooden slats that enclose traditional tall storage units, opened by exerting pressure on a retracting slat to access the adjoining doors. Float is ideal for those who like to fill their homes with traditional flavours and have them to hand without necessarily going down into the cellar.
This image presents a refined example of contemporary kitchen design where raw materials, geometric form, and visual contrast coalesce to evoke a sense of architectural sophistication. The composition is dominated by vertically grained dark wood cabinetry that stretches across the length of the room, anchoring the design with a grounded and organic rhythm. The cabinetry, devoid of handles and framed in seamless lines, emphasizes minimalist purity and precision in fabrication.
Above the cabinetry, a sculptural stone range hood mimics the materiality of the oversized floating countertop in the foreground, both rendered in a textured slate with subtle veining. These stone surfaces introduce a tactile quality that complements the soft matte sheen of the concrete floor and the subtly mottled plaster wall. The suspended glass-front cabinet in the background, illuminated from within, adds an element of warmth and visual transparency to the otherwise monolithic space, showcasing delicate glassware that offsets the otherwise heavy material palette.
The image as a whole reflects a curated intersection of brutalist influence and high-end domesticity, where the interplay of dark wood, stone, and soft lighting creates an environment that is both intimate and materially expressive. It speaks to an evolved design language where every surface and volume contributes to a cohesive spatial narrative rooted in texture, restraint, and timeless modernity.
This image captures a close-up perspective of a contemporary kitchen countertop, emphasizing material richness and tactile detail. The focal point is the textured stone surface of the worktop, whose beveled edge reveals a layered composition that underscores its artisanal refinement. The countertop accommodates a minimalist gas cooktop, whose low-profile knobs and black glass surface introduce an element of industrial precision amidst the otherwise earthy material palette.
Below, the cabinetry is clad in vertically grained dark wood veneer, contributing warmth and visual rhythm to the composition. The alignment of the wood grain across cabinet panels suggests meticulous craftsmanship and a commitment to design continuity. In the background, the rough-rendered concrete wall serves as a tonal and textural counterpoint, enhancing the visual contrast and grounding the scene in a raw, architectural language. Accessories such as aged metal cookware, a matte black bowl, and a potted herb plant are arranged with casual restraint, completing the composition with a nod to functional authenticity. This scene exemplifies a kitchen space where robust materiality and contemporary aesthetics converge to produce an atmosphere of understated luxury and experiential depth.
Cabinet Type: Modular Kitchen Cabinets
Style: Contemporary
Feature: Wooden
Door Material: MDF/ Melamine Board/Particleboard/Plywood/Solid Wood
Project Solution Capability: AutoCAD drawing/Graphic design/3D model design/VR
After-sale Service: Online technical support/Onsite Installation
Place of Origin: Guangdong, China
Size: Custom made & Modular
Warranty: Lifetime
Hardware brand: Blum/DTC/Hettich
Packing: Assembled packing/Flat packing
Delivery time:40-60 days after receipt of deposit
Warranty: 2 years
Trade term: EXW/FCA/FOB/CIF/DDU/DDP
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AIS SMARTI LLC. Located in Foshan city, Guangdong province, China, with 200 employees and 40000 square meters production facility manufacture center equipped with advanced production equipment, With 16 years experience engaging in the design, manufacture and distribution of integrated kitchen cabinets, bedroom wardrobes, bathroom vanities and other storage cabinets.The company keeps a strong focus on product quality, which is viewed as the core of business. To ensure the product quality, the company sources the Stable Quality European Green Standard Material for products and all the production process are strictly Quality Control. Also, to enhance the products workmanship, we use advanced equipment for production and all workers have been well trained before they devote themselves to works.
