Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • The Cross Cabinet's interior is split into three departments by two shelves.
  • Can be used as a medicine cabinet or to store other items such as the living room remote.
  • Glossy varnished finished.
  • Magnetic door latch.
Misure

H × W × D

17.75 × 17.25 × 6 in.
45 × 43.5 × 15.5 cm.

Spedizione e resi

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Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Cappellini. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Cross Cabinet made of?

The Cross Cabinet is fabricated from laser-cut sheet metal that is folded into its cross shape, then finished with a glossy varnish. There is no traditional joinery - the form comes entirely from the folding process.

Who designed the Cappellini Cross Cabinet?

The Cross Cabinet was designed by Thomas Eriksson, a Swedish architect and designer known for his geometric precision and his ability to distill functional objects into clear, resolved forms. He has had a long collaborative relationship with Cappellini.

How does the Cross Cabinet door stay closed?

The door fastens with a concealed magnet, keeping the face of the cabinet completely flush and maintaining the integrity of the cross silhouette.

Is the Cross Cabinet suitable for a bathroom?

Yes. Eriksson originally conceived the piece as a medicine cabinet, making it well suited to bathroom installation. Its wall-hung format and compact cross form work in tightly considered spaces.

How is the Cross Cabinet mounted to the wall?

The Cross Cabinet is designed for wall-hung installation. Specific mounting hardware and weight requirements should be confirmed with a design expert or the product documentation prior to installation.

Brand & Designer

Cappellini
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Cappellini

Cappellini is synonymous with avant-garde Italian design, blending bold creativity with refined craftsmanship.
Thomas Eriksson
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Thomas Eriksson

A Swedish architect and furniture designer known for a calm, engineered modernism that balances precision with everyday ease. His work moves between architecture, interiors, and product design, often aiming for pieces that feel quietly resolved rather than stylistically loud.