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Sound-Rack
Sound-Rack by Serafini and Palomba: stackable, modular PMMA shelving, 75 x 26 x 53 cm
750 × 530 × 260 mm
2013
11.1 kg
Approx. $1,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Overview
Kartell's Sound-Rack (code 9910) is a shelving system, listed on the Kartell site under Others Storage Furniture. The design is credited to Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba. Kartell calls it multi-shaped and multi-purpose, stackable and modular, with room for a variety of geometric and chromatic compositions.
Construction
Kartell's sheet gives the material as PMMA, transparent or batch-dyed, in seven transparent colours.
Specifications
- Code: 9910
- Dimensions: 75 x 26 x 53 cm
- Weight: 11.1 kg
- Colours: 7
Story
Container and room divider
On its product page Kartell describes Sound-Rack as an accessory that can play a dual role, both as a container and as a room divider. The page stresses that the units can be stacked and combined into geometric and chromatic compositions.
The 2013 sheet
Kartell's Sound-Rack data sheet carries the year 2013 in its title and names Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba as designers. The sheet illustrates a single code, 9910, with a seven-colour transparent legend.
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