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909

Modular chests of drawers by Luca Meda, with an optional lit aluminium open compartment.

Dimensions

960 × 980 × 480 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: spec sheet PDF — NTM9/96 - NTP9/96 drawer unit with 5 drawers

Year

1997

Materials
Melamine-faced particleboardVeneered MDFTempered glassExtruded anodised aluminiumChrome-plated or pewter-coloured metalNon-skid plastic
Finishes
Matt lacquer in the Molteni colour rangeGlossy lacquer in the Molteni colour rangeEucalyptusGraphite oakCoffee oakSunrise oakColoured glassEtched coloured glassShiny aluminiumPewter colourShiny chrome feetBlack feet
Official page

Description

Overview

909 is a 1997 modular drawer unit by Luca Meda for Molteni&C. Its elements can stand alone or combine into a larger storage unit, and a special version has an open compartment framed in aluminium.

Bedside unit with two drawers beside a bed

Construction

Melamine-faced particleboard structure and fronts painted in Molteni range colours, with a compulsory finishing top in lacquer, wood veneer or glass, and adjustable feet.

Specifications

  • NTM9/96 and NTP9/96, five drawers: 96 cm wide, 48 cm deep, 98 cm on the vertical dimension line (not labelled on the drawing)
  • Four drawers, 96 cm wide: 48 cm deep
  • 48 cm wide units: 48 cm deep

Story

Between the rational and the traditional

Molteni&C presents 909 as a reinterpretation of the classic chest of drawers, with a rational design that nods to tradition and a choice of materials for the top and the drawer fronts that allows distinctive customisation.

Close view of a handle under the top edge of a drawer unit

Open compartment

The page says the special configuration adds an open compartment framed in aluminium for curated objects, and the datasheet gives that compartment its own lighting.

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