Kartell Componibili Storage Unit

The Kartell Componibili storage unit was originally designed by Luciano Ragni (referenced as Lucian Ruggeri in some sources) in 1966. It has become one of Kartell's most iconic and enduring products, remaining in continuous production for decades. Its modular design was revolutionary for its time in the use of molded plastic for furniture.

The Componibili is made from injection-molded plastic, typically ABS, which allows for the characteristic smooth, rounded forms and durable construction. The plastic is available in a wide range of colors and finishes, including metallic and glossy options. This use of industrial plastic was central to Kartell's philosophy of democratizing modern design.

The Componibili consists of interlocking, geometrically shaped circular or square modules that stack vertically and can be configured into various heights and arrangements. Each module typically features sliding doors or open shelving. The system allows buyers to create a custom storage unit suited to their specific space and needs.

The Componibili is available in different diameters and heights, typically offered in two-module, three-module, and four-module configurations. The classic circular version is offered in a standard diameter, while square versions are also available. Kartell continues to expand the line with new colors and finishes.