portable atelier shelf with white sliding element Philippe Nigro

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Philippe Nigro designed a desk with a light look: a top in birch plywood with oak finishingwith a flapdoor opening style sets on a structure in steel sheet painted in matt black with details in oak.Its small size and linear design make this elegant desk perfect for use in different places, in an office,or as a console in a living room or bedroom.An accessory kit is available - which contains a side panel, front panel, and sliding element for paper - to allow the desk to be personalised and emphasise the image of a collected personal space. In the collection’s “nomadic” spirit, the stool functions well in any room in the house, although it was designed to be used with the desk. Height-adjustable with a round oak seat set on a tripod structure in aluminium sheet painted black, this stool has a playful linear design that matches the base of the desk.

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Shelf for desk with sliding element. Top in birch plywood with oak finish. Side elements in steel white painted and sliding element in white.

dimensions

W. 60 D. 20 H. 19

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W. 60 D. 20 H. 19

Shelf for desk with sliding element. Top in birch plywood with oak finish. Side elements in steel white painted and sliding element in white.

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Philippe Nigro
Philippe Nigro

French designer, works between France and Italy. Characterized by a connection between prospective research and pragmatic appreciation of the “savoir-faire” of the manufacturers with whom he works, Philippe moves between projects of different scales, whether it is well-known brands or local craftsmanship. Over the years these experiences, enriched by a mixture of Franco-Italian cultures and diversity of collaborations, allow him to meet head-on the very different aspects of Design. In 2014 he was awarded Designer of the Year for the French furniture fair Now-Maison & Objet and at the same time created the design of the exhibition “Italian Design beyond the Crisis” for the 7th edition of Milan’s Triennale Design Museum. In 2015 he creates the scenography for Lexus, Japanese cars company, for the Milano Furniture Fair.