Componibili Storage - / Matt - 3 drawers - H 58 cm / Recycled - Exclusive limited edition by Kartell Green

It all starts with Printemps… For the launch of its new platform at the end of March 2022, the Printemps brand is unveiling a new identity based around three colours: green and white, punctuated with a few touches of gold. To celebrate the revival of Printemps (French for Spring), discover exclusive collaborations showcasing this new chromatic range, and in particular green available in all its tones. To mark the occasion, the iconic design pieces and future must-haves of the season are all dressed in green: these special, exclusive editions in the colours of Printemps are unique gifts for design fans. Some limited edition pieces are future collectors’ items. The famous Componibili is a true design icon. In 1968, designer Anna Castelli Ferreri, wife of Kartell’s founder, created the famous Componibili. This moulded plastic cylinder with its understated, functional lines is a symbol of the revolution in design that occurred in the 1960s. Pop, democratic, accessible, daring, practical, modular: this little piece of furniture fully meets the needs of the new society that was emerging. The Componibili would soon become a real success thanks to its extreme functionality. Compact and versatile, it fits into any room in the house, on the floor or placed on a piece of furniture. It fulfils several functions: night table in a bedroom, side table in a living room, small storage space in the bathroom or kitchen, stool if required. Produced for nearly half a century, the Componibili has emerged over the decades as a true design classic. It has won many prizes and been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Pompidou Centre in Paris. Pursuing its technological research, Kartell continues to innovate to select new materials that perform increasingly well and are ever more environmentally friendly. The A. I armchair is made from a 100% recycled thermoplastic technopolymer, coming from industrial waste. With this material, Kartell is making new inroads into environmental sustainability, using recycled materials while ridding the environment of waste which is turned back into raw materials, therefore triggering a virtuous cycle of the circular economy.