Molteni & C
Sequence
Design: Patricia Urquiola
Presented: Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2009, Milan
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Product description
Sequence, the new modular bookcase, is an example of domestic architecture
which takes inspiration from modern compositional styles, introducing concepts of symmetry and asymmetry. A light, airy structure, featuring a thick beam element along which slide doors in various materials: punctured steel in various finishings, wood or etched glass with high impact geometrical designs. All sorts of objects can be placed in two types of dividers, full or punctured in a U shape, for free positioning so as to create symmetrical or asymmetrical sequences. Sequence is an
avant-garde product for its design and for the technology used. Structural shelves and dividers are in lacquered aluminium ply providing structural solidity to the whole bookcase, even when the modules are wide. Sequence is available in several compositions, varying in both height and width.
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Staying in generous expanses of white
The studio of Spanish designer Patricia Urquiola came up with the interior for luxurious hotel Mandarin Oriental in Barcelona. Scarcely recognizable as a hotel from the outside, inside it is all the more inviting, providing a temporary home for design enthusiasts from all over the world.
Homely travel
What happens if you cross BMW, Kvadrat and Flos with Patricia Urquiola and Guilio Ridolfo in order to try and develop a completely new interior design for an automobile? "The Dwelling Lab" shows you.
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Almost everything that is new!
Salone del Mobile 2010 has been and gone. Which of the new designs will endure, and which will swiftly be forgotten? The Stylepark ABC of the most persuasive new products predicts what may that future may be.