Parioli Cabinet by Lodovico Acerbis

The Parioli Cabinet was designed by Lodovico Acerbis in 1971 as an innovative modular storage system. Its defining feature is the satin stainless steel structure, which is slightly recessed behind the storage modules to create depth and a strong architectural composition.

This reissue remains faithful to the original design and is presented in a vertical cabinet configuration. The cabinet is available in several compositions, combining open compartments, compartments with doors and practical drawers. This makes it possible to configure the Parioli Cabinet according to different storage and display needs.

The wooden modules are available in dark-stained walnut or black-stained ash. Depending on the selected configuration, the fronts can be finished in matching wood veneer or satin stainless steel. Each door compartment includes a 6 mm extra-clear glass shelf as standard, while the drawers are lined internally with dark grey saddle leather.

The handleless doors can optionally be fitted with integrated internal lighting and an opening sensor. The central cross-shaped structure and base are always made from satin stainless steel with an anti-touch treatment.

As the cabinet is available in different configurations, finishes and optional features, the final price may vary depending on the selected composition.

View all configurations and finishes on the Acerbis website.