Bookworm shelf, white

Kartell

from  NZD$917.00
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Colour: White

Length


Kartell
Bookworm shelf
from  NZD$917.00



Description

Kartell’s Bookworm, designed by Ron Arad, is a fun, flexible bookshelf that is sure to please all creative readers. The Bookworm bookshelf can be formed in any desired shape, and each support holds up to 10 kg of books. Create a stunning décor element with the Bookworm bookshelf and your favourite novels and handbooks. The flexible shelf has a depth of 20 centimetres.

Colour
White
Length
320–520 cm
Depth
20 cm
Height
19 cm
Material
Batch-dyed fire-retardant PVC
Weight
6.2–9.8 kg
Notes
Bookends:
320 cm 7 pcs,
520 cm 11 pcs
Product ID
KT8003-03

Ron Arad

The Israeli designer Ron Arad moved to London in 1973 to study architecture. He made his name in the early 80's as a self-taught designer-maker of sculptural furniture. Nowadays he works both in architecture and design. Arad has become one of the most influential designers of our time. His unique curiosity for technology and materials makes his work diverse. Arad started designing for Kartell in 1997. He created, among other things, the Bookworm shelf, which became one of his most commercially successful pieces.

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