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Hayama Storage Cabinet

Patricia Urquiola's Hayama, 2019: lacquered cabinets on oblique legs inspired by the Haori jacket.

Dimensions

1980 × 780 × 510 mm

Year

2019

Materials
MDFGlossy lacquered polyesterExtra-clear glassMirror
Finishes
Glossy lacquerSmooth doorsCanneté doors
Colors
Optical whiteComfortMarron glacéSage greenChina redAmaranth redMidnight blueLight blueBlackPetroleumCreamDust

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Hayama is a lacquered storage collection by Patricia Urquiola, 2019 on Cassina's page. It is made up of a cabinet, a bar, a hutch and a console, and each can have smooth or canneté doors.

Construction

MDF structure with a glossy lacquered polyester finish, set on oblique legs; glass shelves and a mirror in the bar, LED light in the bar and hutch.

Hayama, a tall unit with its doors openImage source: Cassina — Hayama Storage Cabinet · © Cassina and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

Specifications

  • Drawing 555 01, the unit with the largest front-view value, values not labelled with axes: 198, 51 and 78 cm

Story

Japanese-inspired

Cassina says that Patricia Urquiola's signature here becomes an invitation to travel in the form of furniture, inspired by the Haori, the traditional Japanese jacket worn over a kimono.

Oblique legs and lacquer

The page describes the finely crafted oblique legs meeting the lacquer finish, a craft in which the Meda artisans excel, with the cabinet's legs contrasting with its horizontal lines.

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