| Product type | Bookshelf |
| Dimensions | Height: 19 cm Width: 320/520/820 cm Depth: 20 cm |
| Material | Fire-resistant, solid-coloured PVC |
| Variants | Available with 7, 11 or 17 bookends Available in a range of colours |
| Colours | Opaque   Opal    |
| Function & properties | Can be individual formed and arranged |
| Delivery includes | 1 Bookworm bookshelf |
| Assembly | |
| Care | To clean wipe it with a damp cloth and a mild detergent. |
| Sustainability | UNI EN ISO 14001 "Kartell loves the planet": Kartell is committed to following a specially developed sustainability code to achieve 11 of the 17 development goals defined by the United Nations for a better future. The use of sustainable materials is already standard in the production of Kartell products. During production, the manufacturer pays equal attention to reducing the environmental impact as well as to long-lasting quality and aesthetics. |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| Product datasheet | Please click on picture for detailed information (ca. 0,1 MB). |
The innovative Kartell Bookshelf Bookworm by Ron Arad combines the flowing creativity of the designer and the technical skills of the manufacturer. The result is an almost sculptural work of functional elegance and a truly unique piece of contemporary storage furniture which has nothing in common with traditionally rigid, conventional shelves. On account of its flexible material and the resulting individual styling possibilities, the Kartell Bookworm is a highlight in every room be that living room, study or bedroom and exudes creativity and dynamism. Whether arranged as a spiral, a wave or as an abstract form, the Bookworm bookshelf literally steps out of line. The company Kartell, which can look back on over five decades of experience in plastics, has a particular focus on the production of designer furniture and of producing design objects defined by their individuality and character.
The Kartell Bookworm bookshelf is flexible and can be arranged individually
...com you can get a taste of what the "Ron Arad: No Discipline" curators call Arad's "daredevil approach to form, structure, technology, and materials" in work such as Bad Tempered Chair, Tom Vac or his truly iconic Bookworm...
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