It’s called JAZZ and like the musical genre from which it draws inspiration, where improvisation is always linked to structure, it conceals precise harmony behind apparent disorder. Its aesthetic variability and the sensation of a fragile equilibrium contrasts with the flawless structural solidity of the bookcase in terms of engineering.
A series of cylindrical elements, resting on a 38 cm wide base, appear to rise spontaneously from the shelf, spreading like tree branches in opposite and unexpected directions until they disappear and join the top shelf to form a kind of bench. The cylindrical elements act as buttresses between them, bringing firm stability to the ensemble. The benches can be stacked to create a modular aluminium bookcase, with mdf shelves, which can be freely extended in height to meet the most diverse design requirements of architects and interior designers. Following a sustainable design approach, JAZZ is composed of only three elements: uprights in die-cast aluminium and shelves in MDF, assembled together with concealed stainless steel joints; all components that can be easily disassembled and recycled in the spirit of circular economy.