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Componibili Collection

Componibili Metal

Anna Castelli Ferrieri's two-element round Componibili in metallic ABS, 32 x 32 x 40 cm

Dimensions

320 × 400 × 320 mm

Weight

2.18 kg

Approx. $460 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Metallic ABS
Finishes
Metallic
Colors
ChromeGoldCopper

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Description

Overview

Componibili Metal is the metallic edition of the Componibili system by Anna Castelli Ferrieri, produced by Kartell. The model shown is the two-element unit in gold, item 05966GG (code 5966).

Construction

The unit is a single structure whose modules are not separable, so it cannot be taken apart or reconfigured. The base is designed to rest directly on the floor. The material is metallic ABS, and the line comes in three metallic finishes.

Specifications

  • Code: 5966 (two elements), item 05966GG
  • Dimensions: 32 x 32 x 40 cm (5966)
  • Weight: 2.18 kg
  • Material: metallic ABS
  • Colours: three metallic finishes

Story

Three metallic finishes

Kartell gives the Metal line a 32 cm round plan and three metallic finishes. The two-element unit in gold is 40 cm high and weighs 2.18 kg.

One fixed structure

Kartell designs Componibili Metal as a single-unit structure in fixed compositions of non-stackable elements, and its modules are not separable. Kartell credits the design to Anna Castelli Ferrieri.

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Collection

Componibili

Kartell Componibili: modular round and square ABS storage elements by Anna Castelli Ferrieri, first shown in 1967, round version 1969. Classic, Big and more.

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