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Tetrami

Free-standing ash containers with feet that extend the central partitions.

Dimensions

2100 × 410 mm

Year

2023

Materials
Veneered MDF wood fibre panel with solid wood partsAshAnodized aluminium ferrulesWood particles with melamine-faced coverAluminium drawer edges
Colors
Brushed black ashBrushed light ash

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Description

Overview

Tetrami is a collection of free-standing containers by Naoto Fukasawa with a linear graphic character and a strong functional impact. The rectangle is the star element, as are the feet that materialize as vertical extensions of the two central partitions.

Construction

The frame is veneered MDF wood fibre panel with solid wood parts, composed of extra thin wooden lists and made by expert cabinetmakers. The ferrules are anodized aluminium, and drawers are edged in aluminium and run fully open on cushioned runners.

Specifications

Overall size: 210 x 41 cm (W x D, codes TET52 and TET66). Lighting: 24V DC strip LED, 3000K.

Story

The rectangle and its feet

Naoto Fukasawa designed Tetrami in 2023. A linear graphic character with a strong functional impact distinguishes these free-standing containers: the rectangle is the star element, and the feet unexpectedly materialize as vertical extensions of the two central partitions.

Made of thin wooden lists

Expert cabinetmakers create the object from extra thin wooden lists, so it is generously sized but not bulky. The grain and texture of ash make it an elegant and refined piece, and a two-tone version combines the two ash tones for the outer and inner surfaces.

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