POSSI

POSSI
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POSSI is a modular furniture system which functions as a kitchen, shelving or storage. The core of POSSI is a flexible framework designed to enable the individual to form variable arrangements by easy assemblage. POSSI leaves behind the idea of the kitchen as a built-in, systematic and static feature mounted into architecture, to approach the idea of the kitchen as a flexible and versatile feature of your interior. Simple and solid joints allow for the system to be easily taken apart, moved and rebuilt into initial or new arrangements. POSSI’s modularity allows for the system to be rearranged and upgraded with new features and technology anytime. This organic structure makes a furniture system with long longevity.

The kitchen is becoming an increasingly important and integral part of everyday lives –– far beyond cooking. POSSI approaches its showroom during 3daysofdesign as a space for experimentation that aims to expand the notions on how to perceive and interact with our homes. The exhibition has both a research and a community character and invites people to come together in the kitchen as the center of a space. It serves as a meeting place and a space where fruitful thoughts will be exchanged. Supported by furniture fittings manufacturer Blum and equipped with Blanco’s latest water place features, POSSI invites visitors to take part in looking into the future of kitchens.

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