A new prototype presented at the “Nouvelle Vague” exhibition of the Centre Culturel Français for Salone 2011.

‘Elements’ is a shelving system that explores the concept of DIY (Do It Yourself). The actual object is a 1mm aluminum flat shit that the user shapes thanks to a special laser-cut folding system.

It’s then assembled with standard 18mm thick wood boards that can have any type of length and finish. The shelf can be assembled in a traditional upright way, as well in a deconstructed form, to better adapt its setting place.

Each Element can have a paint finish, or an anodized metallic finish, that creates contrasts between the basic aspect of the wood, the industrial look of the unit, and a certain unexpected elegance.

Studio NOCC, Paris, France, 2011. Photoes by Benjamin Le Du. No part of this web site may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission of Morfae and the copyright owner.