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by Shiro Kuramata, from Cappellini
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revolving cabinet
Design Shiro Kuramata, 1970
Acrylic plastic material, metal, epoxy powder-coat
Made in Italy by Cappellini
The Revolving cabinet is a chest of drawers with 20 drawers in red polish acrylic material, revolving around a vertical metal support. The base structure and vertical support are metal with a black, matte epoxy powder-coat. The drawers and base cover are red polished acrylic plastic material. Includes black plastic adjustable feet.
Shiro Kuramata was a Japanese designer from 1965 when he founded the Kuramata Design Office in Tokyo until he died in 1991. Kuramata designed some of the most significant and lasting pieces ever produced. His significance in western design was shown first in Memphis, then with Cappellini in 1987. Cappellini celebrated his talent and made him its choice designer to introduce the Cappellini brand on the international stage. His work can be seen in the permanent collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris, MoMA of New York, the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in Toyama.
14.25" w | 9.75" d | 72.75" h
$3,235.00 + $258.80 curbside delivery in the continental U.S.
(please allow 12-16 weeks for this item to be created and shipped to your location)
Acrylic plastic material, metal, epoxy powder-coat
Made in Italy by Cappellini
The Revolving cabinet is a chest of drawers with 20 drawers in red polish acrylic material, revolving around a vertical metal support. The base structure and vertical support are metal with a black, matte epoxy powder-coat. The drawers and base cover are red polished acrylic plastic material. Includes black plastic adjustable feet.
Shiro Kuramata was a Japanese designer from 1965 when he founded the Kuramata Design Office in Tokyo until he died in 1991. Kuramata designed some of the most significant and lasting pieces ever produced. His significance in western design was shown first in Memphis, then with Cappellini in 1987. Cappellini celebrated his talent and made him its choice designer to introduce the Cappellini brand on the international stage. His work can be seen in the permanent collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris, MoMA of New York, the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in Toyama.
14.25" w | 9.75" d | 72.75" h
$3,235.00 + $258.80 curbside delivery in the continental U.S.
(please allow 12-16 weeks for this item to be created and shipped to your location)
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Born into a family of furniture manufacturers, Giulio Cappellini began working for the family company in 1979, after earning his degree in architecture and studying business management. By the early 1980's, Guilio's leadership brought the Cappellini company into the world market from its three decade run as a handicraft furniture business. Hoping to expand the styles and materials used, Guilio scouted designers, bringing Jasper Morrison, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Marcel Wanders, Marc Newson, and Tom Dixon into the fold. Now, the firm boasts a varied, comprehensive collection rather than a singular style. Still, there are common threads: refined simplicity, dynamism, liveliness, humor.
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