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Slice Shelf KB 2 info-1

SLICE SHELF MEDIUM KB 2 by KIBISI Materials: Birch plywood Dimensions: Boards: 2 pcs 2200x360x20 & 1 pcs 1680x360x20 & 2 pcs 1160x360x20 & 1 pcs 640x360x20. Columns: 4 pcs 860x360x20 & 14 pcs 490x360x20 Colours: White lacquered Design Date: 2012 Story: “What would a shelving system look like if playful customization was its main component?” This question urged the Danish design studio KiBiSi to design SLICE – an architectural redefinition of the continuous bookshelf. The main feature of the system is a slice of plywood. In assembly the slices fit together for individual display, which allows for optimum flexibility of the system and makes it adaptable from small to x-large. SLICE is a result of crossbreeding elements and attributes from different disciplines in to a new design product made for every day use. & in a simple way SLICE reflects natural resource scarcity: No expensive mould, a simple playful idea, rework and the back-to-basics attitude of plywood. andtradition.com

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Slice Shelf KB 2 info-2

KIBISI designed the Slice Shelf Tradition: KiBiSi is founded in Copenhagen by industrial designer Lars Larsen, design philosopher Jens Martin Skibsted and architect Bjarke Ingels. KiBiSi works across a wide range of disciplines and creates everything from furniture and household objects, to bicycles and aircraft, and signature designs for clients across the globe. Urban mobility, architectural illumination and personal electronics are among the global niches KiBiSi has consistently explored in recent years. KiBiSi is one of Scandinavia’s most influential design groups and their work is present...

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