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Interior design consultancies often complain that container units in lacquered oak are hard to find in London. Stackable, flexible units are even more elusive. That’s why I was so delighted when I discovered Flat 256 by Piero Lissoni for use in a luxury residential project that was overseen by our interior design consultancy. The 1999 design is simple, straightforward, modern and totally vibrant. Many London interior design consultancies crave fresh, contemporary furniture options - and this one is right on target!

Each container unit is 90 cm wide. Interior design consultancies can choose any of the following attractive surface finishes, perfect to complement even the most non-standard decor:

Dark-stained oak
Gloss lacquered white
Gloss lacquered red
Gloss lacquered grey
Gloss lacquered brown
Matte lacquered white
Matte lacquered black

In terms of storage options, the possibilities are excellent. Our interior design consultancy recommends the following three popular configurations, all of which are practical for most London residences:

Two doors
Three drawers
One big drawer and a tray for bottles

The container unit tops can have their own distinctive look. One can choose from three attractive options:

Dark-stained oak
White painted glass
White carrara marble

Each unit has a height (including feet) of 60 cm. But the best part: each unit is completely modular and stackable. One can create mega-units up to three levels tall for a total height of almost 180 cm. The tops are manufactured separately and can be as wide as three units in order to accommodate wider modular storage designs, ideal for basement apartments, for example.

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