In both its elongated vertical edition, and in the nightstand designed by Nanda Vigo but manufactured for the first time only now, the Storet reflects today’s advances in production, with the walnut’s visible grain illuminating Acerbis’s modern expertise in utilizing extensive wood surfaces.

The furniture’s key element is the drawers’ moulding, and it is available in glossy lacquered black, white, SW white, linen, sand, clay, burgundy, pink, dark green, mustard yellow, brick red and navy blue.

With the current re-edition, it retains its dimensions but introduces contemporary elements that make it suitable for the living room or dining room area. The collection is enriched with a new 3-drawer chest and new, more contemporary finishes.

With a Greek-like classicism, the table’s column connects the monumental marble base, matte in its contemporary version, to a tabletop available in dark stained walnut, black ash, lacquered and in the new version in cast glass, creating a striking exchange between colours and elements.

The winner of the Compasso d’Oro in 1979, the seminal design forms part of the permanent collection at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum, and today sees new editions of the wood cabinet finished with Acerbis’s distinctive glossy lacquers in six new contemporary tones.

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.

The two pieces share the same measurements and structure, but the asymmetrical positioning of the sliding door makes each one unique and ideal for pairing.