Acerbis Alterego Low Cabinets

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ALTEREGO LOW CABINETS

ALTEREGO LOW CABINETS

Designed by Giacomo Moor

Alterego low springs from designer Giacomo Moor’s sensitivity for craftsmanship paired with Acerbis’ ability to experiment and innovate.

The proportions of the credenza are generous, but the almost invisible, transparent base and the glow of the back-lighting create an unusually beautiful optical effect of suspended airiness.

Visually, the full-height front panel appears to be the only supporting element, but it’s merely a sliding door to the main compartments inside.

Alterego low is dedicated both to storage and to home entertainment, designed to accommodate multimedia systems with its central space fitted with glass shelves and holes for cables. The drawer compartment is backlit and can be equipped with an opalescent methacrylate bottle holder bar accessory.

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BRAND

Acerbis Design

PRODUCT TYPE

Cabinets

DESIGNER

Giacomo Moor

PRODUCTION YEAR

2018

DIMENSIONS

FINISHES

Cabinet and hinged doors:

-Frame eucayptus, black eucalyptus, swamp ash veneer, or matt or glossy lacquer in the colours black, white, SW white, linen, sand, clay, burgundy, pink, dark green, mustard yellow, brick red and navy blue; _ veneer interior in the veneer versions, matt lacquer in the lacquer versions;
-Sliding door : lacquered with brushed metal Nikel-15 finish or glossy lacquer in the colours black, white, SW white, linen, sand, clay, burgundy, pink, dark green, mustard yellow, brick red and navy blue. Base: transparent methacrylate.

DISIGNER - GIACOMO MOOR

Born in Milan in 1981, Giacomo Moor, after graduating in Design with a final dissertation on wood published by Abitare, opened his studio with his partner. With his multidisciplinary team, designers and woodworkers, he designs products for companies, he creates limited editions for galleries, produces unique pieces for private clients, and he is engaged in every step of the process. Giacomo Moor unites the precision and the formal rigour of the design with the sensitivity of manual craftsmanship, his empirical and resolving approach, and his capacity to combine technical and aesthetical skills, managing the production process, are constant elements of his working method.