Free-standing bookcase Red Baron
modularhighroom divider

free-standing bookcase
free-standing bookcase
free-standing bookcase
free-standing bookcase
free-standing bookcase
free-standing bookcase
free-standing bookcase
free-standing bookcase
free-standing bookcase
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Characteristics

Type
free-standing, modular, high, room divider
Style
contemporary
Market
commercial
Material
glass, steel, anodized aluminum
Designer
by Piero Lissoni
Color
black, transparent
Width

200 cm, 300 cm
(79 in, 118 in)

Height

160 cm, 240 cm
(63 in, 94 in)

Depth

45 cm
(18 in)

Description

From the preliminary design to the manufacture of the finished product, the initial idea of the architect Piero Lissoni has become reality thanks to the expertise of Knoll, with its ability to develop innovative solutions. Based on observation of a detail of an airplane wing, Lissoni has designed Red Baron by Knoll by combining parts that gradually become lighter, tapering into a slender sheet of metal rendered sophisticated by the almost imperceptible thickness and by the finish itself. FEATURES Red Baron is a modular bookshelf that focuses on material essence and personalized finishing for a unique touch and look, designed to store and display remarkable collections. CONSTRUCTION The support structure is made with steel posts clad in anodized extruded aluminium, while the shelves have a refined aluminium finish. The parts allow for compositions of different heights and lengths, using modules one meter in width and 45 centimeters in depth. FINISHES Structure in anodized aluminium, back in glass and side panels in chestnut Structure in anodized aluminium, back and side panels in clear glass Charcoal painted structure, back in glass and side panels in chestnut Charcoal painted structure, back and side panels in clear glass

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