Kartell Componibili

Componibili container furniture. A design prevails: When Anna Castelli-Ferrieri designed this round container system for Kartell, her husband Giulio Castelli's company, she had no idea that it would become a design classic that would be part of the permanent exhibitions at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Centre G. Pompidou in Paris, but the container system made of injection-moulded, impact-resistant ABS plastic is not only found in museums. The container is often used as a bedside table next to the bed or as a stackable shelf in the bathroom and kitchen. However, due to the rubber ring on the base, the round container furniture is only partially stackable. The sliding doors, which have been adapted to the round design, are ingenious, with their recessed hole as a handle: a narrow chest of drawers can hardly be more space-saving and elegant. Kartell offers this design classic by Anna Castelli-Ferrieri in various heights, with two, three or four closing compartments or elements.In addition to the round container system with 4 elements, Anna Castelli-Ferrieri designed the square Componibili containers for Kartell, which are much easier to combine and stack.