Cidori

Cidori Mono

The design of Cidori containers is characterized by raised fronts and backs that frame, like in a customizable tray with a top in glossy or satin lacquered glass.

Cidori Mono is a line of containers dedicated to the bedroom where the sides are solid and the drawers with groove opening create horizontal lines that become the aesthetic leitmotif of the entire collection.

Modular Cidori: design with Oriental inspiration

Cidori is freely inspired by a traditional Japanese construction system. The elements combined with each other create overlapping volumes, proposing compositions with apparent expressive casualness, with an original and irresistible appeal. The modules are equipped with high-friction rubberized edges, useful to avoid any displacement of individual elements.

Minimalist handles for a sleeping area with essential and modern lines

The Cidori chest of drawers line is characterized by a particular 45-degree joint between the front and sides, with slightly rounded edges. The "minimal" handle is appropriately inserted when the drawer edge is not accessible. The opening methods of the container are different: you can pull out the protruding edge of the first drawer, use the minimal plate inserted at the groove opening, or use the Cidori handle protruding beyond the drawer edge.

With Cidori, it is possible to create monolithic storage units or sculptural elements with staggered volumes. The informal style, the originality in material combinations, and the unusual proportions of Cidori transform the sleeping area into a journey where individual furnishing forms can be designed.

Double-sided modular Cidori

With Cidori, it is possible to create monolithic storage units or sculptural pieces with staggered volumes. The informal style, the originality in material combinations, and the unusual proportions of the design transform the sleeping area into a journey where individual furnishing forms can be realized.

The versatility of Cidori storage units is further highlighted by the possibility of creating double-sided compositions to be positioned in the center of the room or within open-space layouts, featuring back panels and fronts with 45° miter-jointed finishes. By using modules of the same depth and width, multiple elements—even of varying heights—can be stacked, allowing the drawer opening direction to be oriented as desired.

Wall-mounted modular Cidori

Partial spacers also allow for the staggering of stacked single drawers without losing the horizontal alignment. Finally, the wall-mounted version enables the creation of figures that enhance the lightness of the design—shapes that gravity would not allow in floor-standing compositions.