Componibili Square Tray/Top
by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell
Reviewed by 10 customers
On back order
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Comments about Componibili Square Tray/Top
This says it's in stock and ships within 3-4 days, but it's on back order. I ordered it 9/11 and received an email 9/16 that it is estimated to ship in Nov.
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Comments about Componibili Square Tray/Top
I'm always very satisfied with the genuine Kartell products I buy from Lumens and this was no exception. Not only was the price very reasonable but shipping was very fast. This is a very economical way to get both stylish storage and iconic Italian design. BTW this item also makes a great serving tray. #sweeptakes

Important part of unit
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Don't forget to purchase this for the the top of your cabinet or shelf unit. It's an important piece! Looks great. Very funcational. Easy to put together.
Important part of unit
Don't forget to purchase this for the the top of your cabinet or shelf unit. It's an important piece! Looks great. Very funcational. Easy to put together.
great!
Verified Reviewer
If you buy the componibili square, you have to place a top. It's easy to fit,very tight, and a must to build this small furniture
Kartell
Based in Milan, Italy, Kartell was founded in 1949 by chemical engineer Giulio Castelli and his wife, architect Anna Castelli. Originally a producer of car accessories, it was Kartell's experimentation in plastics for the home that made them famous. Stylish home accessories and lighting dominated the 1950s, with the first injection-molded furniture emerging in the 1960s. Since then, the Kartell modern furniture line has only continued to grow, including contemporary chairs, tables, sofas and more--all made out of durable, lightweight and surprisingly comfortable plastic.
