In Italian, a Vaseria is the great woven sail stretched across the ancient Roman amphitheatre — a vast canvas that moves with invisible precision, catching light and wind in a single sweep of motion. The 

Vaseria

cabinet door is named for that same quality: something that appears to float upward of its own accord, defying weight, defying expectation.

A single touch at its base — the lightest pressure — and the full-glass panel rises in a slow, controlled arc. There is no mechanical jolt, no vibration, no sound beyond the softest whisper of air. Behind that effortless movement lies a precision-engineered electric motor drive, housed in an aerospace-grade aluminium alloy chassis and operating at below 45 decibels.

An anti-collision function stops the door instantly if it meets any resistance. The Vaseria is designed for the kitchen that has earned the right to disappear — where the glass face merges seamlessly with the surrounding cabinet plane, interrupted only by light.