Modern Shelving System Handcrafted Natural Ash Wood on the Steel Frame Modular Shelves 39.3x88.5 Inch

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The specificity of this piece, in addition to its variable dimensions, lies in its dynamic instantaneous transformation.
The shelves are … Read more The specificity of this piece, in addition to its variable dimensions, lies in its dynamic instantaneous transformation.
The shelves are made of solid ash blades and can be operated with a single touch, a system of magnets allowing them to stay in a vertical position. Lowered or folded as needed, they come in five widths and two depths. GATE is memorable because of its adaptability, its powerful character and its sharp aesthetics, making it a striking element in every interior.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
Product name: Gate
Category: Furniture
Material: natural wood ash or elm on the steel frame
Overall dimensions: 100 x 225 cm (39.3x88.5 inch)
Designer: Artem Zakharchenko-Halytskyi

MODULARITY
GATE furniture system is a bright example of the form that can be dynamically transformed into various functional zones.
It can be used as a wardrobe or a furniture ensemble for the living room. It can function as a dressing table or to be a part of the home office.
GATE system perfectly complements cafes, restaurants, bars, etc.
Movable wooden bars placed on a metal rod creating dynamic structure changing to fit fast and always changing pace of daily life.
Every object of the GATE collection can be assembled as a constructor or complemented by other elements of the system which you can opt for.
These are chairs, tabourets, countertop, various boxes for small things, shelves for shoes, mirror, rack for umbrella, etc.
That is why the GATE system may be not only an aesthetic dominant of your space, but also a multi functional basis of your interior.

UNIVERSAL DESIGN
Principle one - equitable use.
Principle two - flexibility in use.
Principle three - simple and intuitive use.
Principle four - perceptible information.
Principle five - tolerance for error.
Principle six - low physical effort.
Principle seven - size and space for approach and use.
Should be provided tactile indicators along major functional zones for people.
Clear signage and diectory with braille directions should be prominently displayed. See less