Kartell Componibili Bio Cabinet - Green
Description
The Kartell Componibili Bio cabinet is a captivating embodiment of sustainability and timeless design. A modern take on Kartell's iconic storage units, the Bio Componibili exudes desirability through its revolutionary use of materials. Crafted from a cutting-edge biopolymer derived from renewable raw materials, sourced from non-GMO agricultural waste, this storage unit stands as a testament to Kartell's commitment to preserving the planet.
This versatile plastic storage unit fits effortlessly into any room of your home, becoming an indispensable companion for your organisation needs. Whether gracing your bedroom as a bedside cabinet, adding flair to your bathroom, or lending functionality to your office, the Bio Componibili adapts seamlessly to your lifestyle.
The slide-open doors, adorned with finger hole handles, reveal spacious compartments thoughtfully designed for convenient storage. Its soft touch effect mat finish adds an elegant touch, elevating the appeal of your interior while maintaining a commitment to sustainable living. Originally conceived by the visionary Italian designer Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell in 1969, the Componibili storage unit has stood the test of time as an art and design classic. With the introduction of the Bio extension, it now embodies a new era of eco-consciousness and responsible living.
Embrace the circular design and the circular economy with the Bio Componibili, and cherish this versatile piece that serves not only as a functional storage solution but also as a meaningful contribution to a better world.
- Furniture - Overall height (cm): 58
- Furniture diameter (cm): 32
- Product weight (kg): 4.05
- SKU: 10929_1001
- Designer: Anna Castelli Ferrieri
- Carcass material: Biomaterial
- Frame material: Biomaterial
Pictured is the Green Colour variant
Kartell is continuing down the road begun by the "Kartell Loves The Planet" manifesto and drafting a company sustainability policy covering 11 of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established by the United Nations as a "blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all". Their aim is to develop products using the most innovative industrial techniques to reduce their impact on the environment and they have already made the circular economy central to their environmental sustainability processes.
United Nations Global Compact
The World's largest corporate sustainability initiative. A call to companies to align strategies and operations with universal principles on human rights, labour, environment and anti-corruption, and take actions that advance societal goals.
