Componibili 2-Drawer Lilac Modular Nightstand

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8,360.00TL

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Description

Italian architect and industrial designer Anna Castelli Ferrieri is known for her pioneering role in establishing plastic as a design material and for co-founding the Italian contemporary furniture company Kartell. Made up of modular elements, Componibili is designed to meet different needs and to fit harmoniously into every room of the home. The design solution behind the Componibili system is the stacking of individual sturdy elements that form practical storage units by simply slotting into one another. Flexible, functional, practical and water-resistant, Componibili, born in 1967, is a timeless furniture classic. It is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Material: Colorful ABS
Color: Blue
Size: Height: 40cm x Diameter: 32cm
Usage Area: Indoor and Outdoor
Weight: 2.1 Kg
Place of Manufacture: Italy
Official Distributor: Sihir Furniture

PRODUCT CARE

Clean the product with a soft damp cloth soaked in soap or neutral liquid detergent, preferably diluted with water. Strictly avoid using ethyl alcohol or detergents containing even small amounts of acetone, trichloroethylene and ammonia (solvents in general).

BRAND: Kartell

Kartell is characterized by the industrial production of high-quality design objects with a remarkable technological content and produced in Italy. From the selection of innovative and certified materials to the use of the latest technologies, Kartell has guaranteed its users a collection with technology, quality, strength and long-lasting DNA. High control of the production process supports recyclable production and minimizes waste.

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DESIGNER OF THE PRODUCT

Anna Castelli Ferrieri

" Stacked on wheels, these storage units made it possible for everyone to change their living spaces, shape them according to their wishes, without harmony anymore."
Interview Anna Castelli Ferrieri, removed from "DIGRAM", 1986