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Living room units

Ml 80 Composition

Designed in 1973 by Philippe Morel-Lab, the ML80 collection is based on a simple yet ingenious principle of wall profiles onto which various storage elements are attached. Shelves, niches, chests with doors or drawers can be freely combined to create bookshelves and storage units, offering a great flexibility. Fixed to the wall and grounded on the floor, the system shows a remarkable visual lightness. The structure becomes the organising element of the cabinet, resulting in layouts that are both rational and graphic.The profiles feature a smooth, unperforated groove along their edges, allowing for the free positioning of elements without the constraints of predefined drilling. Compositions can thus be modified or added to at any time. Discontinued in the 1990s, ML80 returns today in an updated version, faithful to its original principle while adapting it to contemporary uses. In a context where modular wall systems are experiencing a resurgence of interest, its principle of light and ...

Designed in 1973 by Philippe Morel-Lab, the ML80 collection is based on a simple yet ingenious principle of wall profiles onto which various storage elements are attached. Shelves, niches, chests with doors or drawers can be freely combined to create bookshelves and storage units, offering a great flexibility. Fixed to the wall and grounded on the floor, the system shows a remarkable visual lightness. The structure becomes the organising element of the cabinet, resulting in layouts that are both rational and graphic.The profiles feature a smooth, unperforated groove along their edges, allowing for the free positioning of elements without the constraints of predefined drilling. Compositions can thus be modified or added to at any time. Discontinued in the 1990s, ML80 returns today in an updated version, faithful to its original principle while adapting it to contemporary uses. In a context where modular wall systems are experiencing a resurgence of interest, its principle of light and scalable structure fully meets current expectations: optimising space, freeing up floor space and creating personalised storage solutions.

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Characteristics

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION & RANGE : Profiles and handles (on chests with doors and drawers) in anodised aluminium, with a brushed black or polished finish. The units are available in two finishes: natural walnut or dark walnut. The chest tops are mitre-cut assembled, a cabinetmaking technique that creates a clean, continuous joint between the top and the sides of the unit.
Wooden shelves available in widths of 80 cm and 49 cm. Chests with doors available in widths of 80 cm and 49 cm. 3-drawer chests available in widths of 80 cm and 49 cm. Open niches available in widths of 80 cm and 49 cm.
The niches and chests with doors are equipped with glass shelves:
1 shelf for chests with doors, 2 shelves for niches, adjustable in height by ± 3 cm.
- Standard height: 230 cm
- Adjustable profiles allow for installation at 230 cm and can be cut to size between 230 and 300 cm.

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