Rampa by Karakter
by Cult Design
Sydney, Australia
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Rampa, a multifunctional station on wheels from 1965, was inspired by the traditional florist’s display stands found on Italian town squares. On one side, the steps serve as a bookshelf with the four steps being covered with tempered glass plates, and a compartment in the lower large step, which is closed with a flap door. At the opposite side of Rampa, there are two visible compartments for storage as well as a larger flap that, when opened, acts as a writing desk, and reveals two more compartments, and six drawers. Thanks to the four castors, two of which has brakes, the object can easily be moved around or fixed.
Product Details
- Product
- Rampa by Karakter
- Category
- Home Office Desks
- Sold by
- Cult Design
- Range
- Zanotta
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Rampa, a multifunctional station on wheels from 1965, was inspired by the traditional florist’s display stands found on Italian town squares.
On one side, the steps serve as a bookshelf with the four steps being covered with tempered glass plates, and a compartment in the lower large step, which is closed with a flap door. At the opposite side of Rampa, there are two visible compartments for storage as well as a larger flap that, when opened, acts as a writing desk, and reveals two more compartments, and six drawers. Thanks to the four castors, two of which has brakes, the object can easily be moved around or fixed.
- Specs
Product type:
Desk/shelving/storage unit
Dimensions:
H: 72cmW: 100cmD (when closed): 80cmD (desk): 40cm
Material:
Oak, oak veneer
Finish:
Oiled smoked oak or oiled oak with smoked oak details
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Rampa by Karakter
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