Kilt K2 180 Open
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Studio Claesson Koivisto Rune
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Asplund
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The storage series KILT was designed in 2009 by Claesson Koivisto Rune, with doors and drawers hidden behind a tartan pattern whose proportions adhere to the principles of the golden section used within classic architectural design.
After a growing demand the popular KILT series designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune is now extended with models with open shelves in oak veneer or lacquered oak in different colours.
The storage series KILT was designed in 2009, with a tartan pattern whose proportions adhere to the principles of the golden section used within classic architectural design.
Colours: White stained oak , Black walnut oak, Dark Smoked oak or lacquered oak with visible grain in colour of choice; White, Deep Blue, Storm Grey, Nordic Blue, Green Khaki, Dark Sand, Taupe or Char Grey.
Available in two depths, 29,5 cm or 43,5 cm with fixed shelves. Cabinet and legs/skids in matching colours.
Dimensions | H:60, W:180, D:29. or 43,5 cm. legs: H : 5 cm. Measurement from left: 18/62/37/62 cm. |
Material | Oak Veneered MDF. Legs in solid oak |
Style | Contemporain Neuf |
Origin | Sweden |
Fournisseur | Asplund |
Studio Claesson Koivisto Rune
Claesson Koivisto Rune
Consistent, elegant and progressive. Claesson Koivisto Rune is perhaps the most internationally acclaimed Swedish architect and design studio. Even their graduation piece, a tiny Japanese house placed on the most central square in Stockholm, hit the design world like a bomb – receiving great attention both at home and abroad.
Initially Claesson Koivisto Rune was said to be minimalist. But trying to describe the company, you soon discover that when you’ve finally found the right adjective, it no longer applies. The trio’s work is an upwards and forwards movement, heading for something as yet undiscovered. “Without any clear direction” they’ve said themselves. And yet they work consistently and in the tradition of Jacobsen and Aalto, with architecture, furniture and product design that together forms an entirety.
Eero Koivisto was born in 1958, Ola Rune in 1963 and Mårten Claesson in 1970. They met studying interior architecture and founded their studio in 1995. They have created about ten pieces for Swedese – all with a distinctive sense of consistency, elegance and progression.