Interplan was an extensive range of storage units designed around a standard module size. The cabinets worked singularly or as a system. With fourteen modules available, the range offered a new level of flexibility for users.
Launched at the Milan Triennale in 1954, the range was well received for its timeless and restrained design. It was produced with either rosewood or ash veneered fronts that sat flush with the solid mahogany case. Using brass handles the modernist outline for flat-fronted cabinets proposed a new aesthetic for storage, when many other designs maintained recessed drawer and door fronts.
The bedside units are rare as they would have been relatively expensive to produce and as such only manufactured in small quantities.
Mahogany / ash
Sold as a pair.
Dimensions
45w x 46d x 69cmh
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