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Rombe e Kape: o design essencial da Industrial Facility para a &Tradition

Rombe and Kape: Industrial Facility’s essential design for &Tradition

"What is the difference between storing and displaying?"
It was from this question that the London studio Industrial Facility developed Rombe for &Tradition, a modular shelving unit that stands out for its visual lightness and the way it touches the wall at only minimal points.


↑ Sam Hecht and Kim Colin and the Rombe shelving unit

Designed by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin, the Rombe balances function and sculptural expression, adapting to different contexts and respecting the surrounding architecture. The absence of visible fixings reinforces its discreet presence, while the structure ensures stability and flexibility of use. A solution designed to integrate, rather than dominate, the space.


↑ the Kape chair

Also developed by the studio, the Kape introduces a clear approach to circular design. With sustainability taken as a starting point, and not as a conclusion, the chair addresses one of the biggest challenges in furniture: the durability of materials. Its 100% post-consumer recycled aluminium structure continues a cycle of resource reuse, prolonging the lifespan of the material.

Between the precision of Rombe and the material consciousness of Kape, a design approach based on simplification, experimentation and the search for the essential is affirmed.


↑ the Rombe shelving unit

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