Raster Cabinets

Rasters is a modular furniture collection built around a grid system used by architects and engineers to establish order and proportion in space. Designed by OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen and Muller Van Severen, it was originally conceived for Bottega Veneta’s headquarters in Milan before evolving into a versatile system of cabinets and paravents suited to domestic, professional, and hybrid environments. Constructed from responsibly sourced steamed beech, the system forms a continuous wooden lattice while black polyamide connectors allow for configurational freedom and continuous horizontal expansion while maintaining structural clarity.

As part of the collection, Rasters cabinets function as modular storage units, with powder-coated steel doors, drawers, and back panels that introduce colour as visual anchors within the grid. Rasters paravents are freestanding spatial dividers that structure and define space without enclosing it. They can incorporate shelves, tables, and hanging elements for working, displaying, or storing, while a cylindrical rail allows objects to be suspended within the framework. Together, the system organizes space through openness, supporting multiple ways of inhabiting it.