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Range of modular bookshelves in matt lacquer finish composite material. Removable shelves at predefined heights.
Step
Nendo, 2019
Simplicity of lines and lightweight volumes are the expressive key of the range of STEP bookcases designed by Nendo, able to harmonise and blend in naturally with the entire collection.
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The staggered shelves offer ample surfaces, allowing you to customize the space according to your tastes and needs. Crafted with high-quality materials and impeccable craftsmanship, the Step bookcase not only adds functionality to the surrounding environment but also brings a timeless touch of style.
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The Step bookcase is a shelving system designed by Nendo that embodies the elegance of simplicity. Its clean lines and lightweight forms add a touch of sophistication to any space. With its ability to harmonize and blend naturally with the entire collection, the Step bookcase seamlessly integrates into any setting.
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Dimensions
Step
width 50 cm
depth 32 cm
height 210 cm
width 50 cm
depth 32 cm
height 210 cm
Step
width 100 cm
depth 32 cm
height 170 cm
width 100 cm
depth 32 cm
height 170 cm
Finishing Struttura
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B62 BIANCO - OPACO
B82 GRIGIO - OPACO
B59 NERO - OPACO
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Designer
Oki Sato is Chief Designer and Founder of nendo. Born in 1977 in Toronto, Canada, he received his M.Arch. from Waseda University, Tokyo in 2002. He established the design studio “nendo” in the same year. His activity in the design world has not been limited to only one area but is rather multifarious, spanning from graphic and product design to designing furniture, installations, windows and interiors, and even reaches into the realm of architecture. He has been chosen by the Neewsweek magazine as one of “The 100 Most Respected Japanese” and won many “Designer of the Year” mention by Wallpaper and Elle Decor magazines. Nendo can be found in the Museum of Modern Art in New York, as well as in the Musée des Arts Décoratifs and Centre Pompidou in Paris.
www.nendo.jp
