neuland: blio for kristalia
the interior spaces are easily accessible: open units, front and side openings, and doors that open and close without a handle, thanks to a 'push-pull' system.
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‘blio’ by neuland, paster & geldmacher for kristalia all images courtesy of kristalia
german design studio neuland (eva paster and michael geldmacher) has developed ‘blio’ for italian manufacturer kristalia. the overall framework is composed of modular components varying in height and depth, finished with white lacquer that provides an infinite interplay of volumes and surfaces. the interior spaces are easily accessible: open units, front and side openings, and doors that open and close without a handle, thanks to a ‘push-pull’ system.
possible arrangement of modular components
the storage unit works on a push-pull system to open, close and move components
the unit is finished in white lacquer
possible arrangements of the modular components
storage possibilities of ‘blio’
‘blio’ sketch
eva paster and michael geldmacher of neuland setting up ‘blio’
