OUTLINE

Name: OUTLINE
Brand: Acerbis

Shelving from Acerbis, Designed by Giacomo Moor

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Product description

A freestanding bookcase, which can be placed against the wall or in the center of the room. The various elements can be inserted simply by sliding the round profiles of the metal structure into the unusual round recesses in the shelves and in the shoulders of the cabinets, a structural detail that is both functional and attractive. The special interlocking mount makes it possible to place the cabinets with the door openings alternating on the two sides for placement in the center of the room. Available in three different sizes (width 108, 144, 178 cm), each with its own configuration, they are designed to be placed together or separately. Cabinets have hinged or flap doors(R), depending on the type. The back of the furniture is completely finished. Additional rear panels, in the same thickness and finish as the doors, can be applied to the cabinets for center room setups. Glass shelves included.
Self-supporting unit, it also has wall safety anchor at the back.

Finishes:
- Metal frame with painted satin Nikel Black finish, with adjustable feet.
- Shelves and cabinets in heat-treated Eucalyptus or Swamp oak

Concept

A free structure that establishes a dialogue of contrasts between the tactile sensations of the wood and the metal frame: Outline is a free-standing bookcase that creates an uneven home landscape, in which the different versions can coexist independently or side by side, creating new and different landscapes each time. The particular layout of the structure allows it to be installed against the wall or in the center of the room for a completely free use of the living room space, which combines the pleasure of maximum functionality with rigorous linear aesthetics. The unusual round recesses in the shelves and in the shoulders of the cubes allow the various elements to be inserted by sliding them into place: a structural detail that is both functional and attractive, with the visible circular forms breaking up the linearity of the structure.