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Frame Shift

Frame-shift bookcase by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, 2021, with sliding doors on double-sided tracks

Dimensions

2500 × 1760 × 470 mm

Year

2021

Materials
MDFAlpi veneerExtruded aluminiumSteelTempered glassPolypropylene
Finishes
Flamed Black (Alpi Xilo 2.0)Flamed (Alpi Rosewood 2)
Colors
White ChalkBlackAgata GreyShellSilver Grey

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Description

Overview

Frame-shift is a modular bookcase by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti for Moroso, from 2021, listed under Bookshelves and sideboards. A few repeated elements overlap vertically with horizontal shelving to form the compositions.

Construction

The shelves are MDF with Alpi veneer, fitted with guides for sliding doors in extruded aluminium anodized black. The uprights are steel sheet, powder coated matt black, and the bookcase stands on adjustable black polypropylene glides. Doors are lacquered MDF, matt or gloss, or tempered Stopsol glass, and each shelf can hold one door per side. Five door colours and two shelf finishes are offered.

Specifications

  • Overall size: 2500 x 470 x 1760 mm (code L1D)
  • Shelves: MDF with Alpi veneer
  • Guides: extruded aluminium, anodized black
  • Uprights: steel sheet, powder coated matt black
  • Doors: lacquered MDF or tempered Stopsol glass
  • Glides: adjustable, black polypropylene
  • Designer and year: Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, 2021

Story

Overlapping lines

Oscar and Gabriele Buratti describe Frame-shift as a multilevel structure of horizontal lines placed at intervals and overlapping, with sliding doors and backs that can be placed as desired to create open and closed compartments. They call the sliding panels magic and the double-sided track a sophisticated piece of design.

Surfaces and panels

The surfaces are always finished in wood while the longitudinal edges are in extruded aluminium. The closing panels are available in black or white glossy lacquer, in two matt lacquer colours and in silver Stopsol glass. The designers are the architects Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, who form the studio Buratti Architetti.

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