Kartell Componibili storage unit, 4 modules, blue

4.5 (549) · € 33.00 · In Magazzino

Anna Castelli Ferrieri has designed this practical storage solution for Kartell. Componibili is an original design classic that fits in every room of the home. Its practical design with sliding doors takes up minimal space in the home. Componibili is made of ABS plastic giving it a wide range of applications as it can equally handle storage in the bathroom as well as a side table at the bed.

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