Description
Description
These modular storage units, known as Componibili, created by Anna Castelli Ferrieri in 1968, have been designed to meet a variety of use requirements and so find their place in every room of the house: the bathroom, bedroom, kitchen or living room. Well thought-out, the modular elements Componibili meet a legitimate need for storage and adapt to any use. The key idea is the elementary but solid superposition of the various Componibili blocks, which, by simply fitting together, make up very practical storage units. This moulded plastic cylinder, with its sober, functional lines, symbolises the breakthrough in design that took place in the 1960s. Componibili was soon to enjoy growing success thanks to its extreme functionality. Democratic, accessible and bold, Componibili responds fully to the needs of a new society taking shape. Componibili by Kartell therefore meets a variety of use requirements, and is available in seven different colours. An iconic object from Kartell, Componibili has been making its mark ever since its debut at the Milan Furniture Fair in 1927. Flexible and functional, Componibili has been produced for over thirty years and has received multiple accolades for the value and innovation of the project. The Componibilis are exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Thanks to Kartell, plastic has become precious, noble and refined.
