Componibili storage unit, 2 modules, green

Kartell

$136.00

Colour: Green


Kartell
Componibili storage unit
$136.00



Description

Designed in 1969, the Componibili storage unit by Kartell is a design classic that keeps on charming new friends. The storage unit is suitable for various uses and fits all kinds of decors. Place Componibili in the bedroom, living room or kitchen – thanks to its durable plastic surface, it is also ideal for the bathroom or balcony. The Componibili was designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri and is a part of the permanent collections of the MoMA in New York and the Pompidou Centre in Paris.

Colour
Green
Height
40 cm
Diameter
32 cm
Material
ABS
Product ID
KT4966-18

Anna Castelli Ferrieri

The Italian architect and industrial designer Anna Castelli Ferrieri was the first woman to graduate from the prestigious Polytechnic of Milan. In the year 1949 she founded Kartell, together with her husband Giulio Castelli, in order to produce high-quality design products out of plastic. 

Before this, she had also founded her own architecture practice, which made projects in Milan, Turin and Genoa. An important project was also the designing of the headquarters of Kartell in Binasco. From the year 1966 onward she started designing products for Kartell and in 1976 she became the Art Director of the company. One of her best known designs is the Componibili storage unit.

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  • M

    5

    The product is a classic design with a new and amazing color

    428 days ago

  • M

    5

    Awesome product! Kids loved it!

    321 days ago

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