From single-door units, more suitable for niche placement, to true glass and steel scenographies for the display of entire collections of labels: Prisma Wine Display is a tailor-made project that offers to the Ho.Re.Ca world the company’s technical expertise in steel working and in the realisation of innovative solutions for the catering industry, developed in over forty years of history.
Born from the collaboration with the architect Franco Driusso, who designed its pure, pragmatic and refined aesthetics, the Wine Display is made of an AISI 304 frame with full-hight seamless sides and back. These may be made of glass or other materials, to best integrate into the interior design. Thanks to the 45mm thick insulating panels, the low-emissivity double-glazed doors and the ventilation system, the temperature inside the compartments is even and stable, perfect for the conservation of bottles, also in different-temperature units. Moreover, heated glass panes avoid the risk of condensation due to thermal shock generated by the door opening. The shelves, in perforated steel, can be adjusted in height and are equipped with specific shaped plexiglas supports. Finally, the LED lighting, resin-coated on the housing trim to optimise IP protection, guarantees emission uniformity and enhances the labels on display.
Starting with a standard module with a height of 250 cm and a door of 70 cm, able to hold up to 210 bottles, the design can potentially be endlessly declined in terms of shape, size, finishes and chosen materials, totally consistent with the interior, whether on land or on ship.
Integrated or external handles, burnished, champagne, brass or steel profiles, sides and back in wood or totally in glass to create the illusion of a scenic transparent parallelepiped in the centre of the room. This therefore gives the Wine Display a central role in the environment: with Prisma the Wine Display becomes a true furnishing element to be conceived, designed and brought to life.
On the cover: Acqua Restaurant (Olgiate Olona), ph Matteo Cirenei
Six Senses Rome, ph credit: Matteo Cirenei
Caffè Bistrot Aprea – Restaurant
