Componibili Round Modular Stacking Units

The modular elements were designed to meet different needs and fit perfectly into every room in the home. Componibili first appeared in 1967 and has become a timeless furnishing classic. Thanks to fixed compositions of two elements, this product is functional and practical in all environments. This model comes in glossy finishes.

It was called off white but actually was more fawn o reindeer color ...live it. Grace. New Haven, CT. Thu Feb 13 2025

Designed in 1960s Italy, this storage unit is defined by its appealing circular silhouette + space-efficient sliding doors. Three compartments offer space to organize anything from papers to toiletries. It comes in your choice of playful pastel hue, and features circular cutout handles that complete the decorative + functional design.

I’m using this as a nightstand and I love it! It does not come with the black bottom piece as pictured though.. Becki. Allentown, PA. Thu Mar 23 2023

Designed in 1960s Italy, this storage unit is defined by its appealing circular silhouette + space-efficient sliding doors. Two or three compartments offer space to organize anything from papers to toiletries. It comes in your choice of eye-catching metallic hue, and features circular cutout handles that complete the decorative + functional design.

This table is exactly what I was looking for. I needed something smaller for a corner in a NYC apartment (small) to keep things out of sight and looking neat. This was perfect. And, kudos to ALL MODERN! I live next to a Design Within Reach store, and they couldn't get this for me until middle of August!. Claudia. Mon Jul 17 2023

Fabio Novembre re-interprets the icon created by Anna Castelli Ferrieri: Componibili’s classic round hole has been reinterpreted into a winking eye, a nod to the emojis of today. The timeless classic acquires a playful new interpretation that fits perfectly into children’s spaces. This is a cylindrical, with a fixed, 2-level structure.

it’s funky and fun. great for short folk!. Christine. Needham, MA. Sat Jan 10 2026