GRAVITY - cabinet; front - push-to-open - GAV17
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cabinet Gravity
Gravity
GAV17
Colour of the front
American walnut veneer
Colour of the body
Graphite matte RAL 9004
Gravity
Runner
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Cabinet Gravity
Product details
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Product features
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- li>Available with shelves or with drawers;
- Capacious shelves and drawers;
- Drawers with “push-to-open” system;
- Luxurious finishes in shades of natural wood;
- Designed for executive offices, luxurious office spaces and service facilities
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Gravity executive cabinet, designed by Dymitr Malcew, is a practical complement to a stylish office. It was created especially for maximising the storage abilities of the space, thus it is available either with shelves or with drawers. At the same time, it does not look like an office cabinet, as it is finished with a luxurious wooden veneer. The elegance of the cabinet is further emphasized by characteristic details, common to the entire Gravity collection – especially the slanted edges. The cabinet is a perfect solution for executive offices as well as exclusive working spaces and hospitality facilities.
Match with
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Status
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Dymitr Malcew
I’m inspired by things that happen on the periphery and at the intersection of disciplines, cultures and experiences. Regardless of the scale, form or style of the product, designing “experiences” is always the priority. Frame, material and detail is a form of communication with the user.