Czech company Amosdesign will present a Corian bookcase on wheels designed by architect Vladimír Ambroz at Maison & Objet in Paris later this week.
Called Moving Mondrian, the design features doors and drawers in primary colours that can be moved around within the white frame.
The text below is from Amosdesign:
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MOVING MONDRIAN
library
Author, arch. Vladimír Ambroz presents his version of variation on P. Mondrian’s pictures, transformed static canvas of neoplasticism founder P. Mondrian after 90s into space dimension and movement.
Various formats of shelves, sizes, drawers, and movable colorful doors can hide whatever should be hidden and concurrently in each case you will have another paraphrase on this famous author.
The moving Mondrian library demonstrates that materials of Corian® (by DuPont™) type are not only kitchen surfaces.
The Moving Mondrian shows how distant things, such as painting canvas and furniture, are mutually closely interconnected by designer's idea.
Moving Mondrian was first introduced at this year’s Designblok in Prague in Superstudio Classic 7.
Design : Vladimír Ambroz
Manufacturer: AMOSDESIGN
Limited Edition