Solferino Bookshelf

Product
The Solferino bookshelf is a stylish and practical bookshelf designed by Marco Zanuso Jr for Coedition. The designer combined a metal structure with MDF shelves to create a bookshelf that is strong yet lightweight. This elegant and streamlined bookshelf works well in studies and public areas.

Variants
The Solferino bookshelf is only available with a black epoxy lacquered finish metal frame, shelves in natural varnished oak veneer and back panel in MDF grey lacquered. Please refer to the Coedition Materials Catalogue for more information. More metal and wood options are also available although they might require MOQs: please contact us for more information.

Collection
N/A

Designer
Marco Zanuso Jr is a Milanese architect and designer who has designed products for various brands including Coedition, Danese and Riva 1920.

Brand
Coedition is a French furniture company with a tightly edited collection of products by well known designers including Patricia Urquiola, Shin Azumi and Michael Anastassiades. The products all share the characteristics of effortless sophistication, uncompromising quality and an unmistakable French flair. Coedition products are highly appreciated for commercial projects, notable examples include the New Eiffel Tower chair designed for the Gustave Eiffel Pavilion and the Scala collection designed for the Rivea restaurant by Alain Ducasse in Las Vegas.

Product Reference
ZA 4

Production & Lead Time
Custom-made to order.
Production 8-10 weeks plus shipping 1-2 weeks, depending on location. Stock in selected finishes may be available for immediate shipping, please enquire for more details.

Origin
Made in France

Features

Dimensions
W 80 x D 35 x H 183 cm

Materials & Finishes
- Material: frame in metal, shelves and back panel in MDF
- Finish: metal in black epoxy lacquered finish, shelves in natural varnished oak veneer, back panel in grey lacquered

Usage
Designed for indoor use only

Additional Information
Product Tech Sheet
Coedition Materials Catalogue

Materials