Frame-shift bookcase
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Frame-shift, bookcase

Frame-Shift is the new Moroso bookcase designed by the architects Oscar and Gabriele Buratti. It is a simple system made up of a few repeated elements, overlapping vertically to create compositions with the horizontal shelving.

“A multilevel structure is created with overlapping horizontal lines placed at intervals, with sliding doors and backs that can be placed as desired to create open and closed compartments”, Oscar and Gabriele Buratti said. “The magic of sliding panels makes this an extremely versatile piece of furniture, and its elegance is enhanced by the sophisticated design of the double-sided track.”

Up to five overlapping levels can be arranged with the use of an open frame in light metal for a variety of uses. Since the sliding panels can be applied on both sides, the bookcase can be set against a wall or stand in the center of a room. Frame-Shift’s flexibility offers great freedom in arranging the layout of a home in different and complex ways.
Two levels, for example, could form a low cabinet or a TV stand, three would make it an ideal for placing behind a sofa or as a wall cupboard, while four or five would make a large bookcase, stood against a wall or used as a room divider. Compositions can be created around transparency with some parts solid and others empty in a “now you see me, now you don’t” configuration.

The surfaces are always finished in wood while the longitudinal edges are in extruded aluminum. The closing panels can be in black or white glossy lacquer, in two colors of matt lacquer, Shell and Agata, and in silver stop-sol glass.

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Introducing Frame-Shift, the latest innovation from Moroso, a bookcase meticulously crafted by architects Oscar and Gabriele Buratti.

This versatile piece boasts a simple yet sophisticated system to create captivating compositions with horizontal shelving.

Oscar and Gabriele Buratti emphasize the ingenuity of Frame-Shift, highlighting its multilevel structure.

They explain that the inclusion of sliding doors and backs, which users can position at their discretion to fashion open or closed compartments, contributes significantly to its adaptability.

What’s more, the transformative nature of Frame-Shift is underscored by its capacity to accommodate up to five overlapping levels, utilizing an open frame constructed from lightweight metal.

This open frame enables myriad configurations, making it suitable for placement against a wall or as a striking centerpiece in the heart of a room.

The architects highlight Frame-Shift’s versatility with sliding panels. These allow seamless transformations, catering to various preferences and needs.

For example, two levels become a low cabinet or TV stand, while three fit behind a sofa or as a wall cupboard.

Moreover, Frame-Shift’s design facilitates the creation of compositions that play with transparency, incorporating solid and empty spaces to evoke a captivating visual dynamic.

This interplay adds an element of intrigue, transforming the bookcase into a statement piece that balances functionality with aesthetic appeal.

In terms of materiality, Frame-Shift exhibits a harmonious blend of wood surfaces and extruded aluminum edges.

In summary, Frame-Shift epitomizes innovation and versatility in bookcase design, offering users the freedom to create tailored configurations that harmonize with their living spaces.

With its seamless blend of functionality, elegance, and customization options, Frame-Shift stands as a testament to timeless craftsmanship and design excellence.

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