MDF Italia - Victor Vasilev - Bookcase - Qubit - "NUOVA" matte-lacquered MDF with micro-grooved finish / ash essence

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Henri Daumont
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Taught design history at ISG Business School and owned Midi design shop for eight years.

Estimate  € 2,000 - € 2,500
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€550
IT
€360
IT
€180

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MDF Italia Qubit is a modular bookshelf by Victor Vasilev, in white matte lacquered MDF with ash veneer details, measuring 63 cm wide, 46 cm deep and 161.5 cm high, made in Italy around 2025, in new condition.

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MDF Italia "NEW never used" Qubit model bookcase Designer Victor Vasilev

Qubit is a collection of bookcases designed by Victor Vasilev for the MDF Italia brand.
A modular bookcase-storage unit characterized by original, functional, and contemporary geometry. Qubit fits perfectly into any space, from living room to bedroom, both as a divider, as an element to place against the wall, and as a freestanding totem. Available in three heights, offered with a matte white lacquered frame with a microgrooved finish and vertical dividers in matte black ash veneer. Its notable versatility allows, by combining multiple modules, to create continuity or discontinuity for shelves and volumes and to realize large configurations.

Victor Vasilev was born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974. He lived in Israel during adolescence until he began studying architecture at the Politecnico di Milano and later at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. After graduation, he opened his own design and architecture studio in 2004. The designer's career is lined with prestigious collaborations with companies such as Boffi, Living Divani, MDF Italia, Oluce, which have earned him several international awards.

Shipping will be carried out well protected in the original MDF Italia cardboard box and strapped to a pallet for transport.

MDF Italia "NEW never used" Qubit model bookcase Designer Victor Vasilev

Qubit is a collection of bookcases designed by Victor Vasilev for the MDF Italia brand.
A modular bookcase-storage unit characterized by original, functional, and contemporary geometry. Qubit fits perfectly into any space, from living room to bedroom, both as a divider, as an element to place against the wall, and as a freestanding totem. Available in three heights, offered with a matte white lacquered frame with a microgrooved finish and vertical dividers in matte black ash veneer. Its notable versatility allows, by combining multiple modules, to create continuity or discontinuity for shelves and volumes and to realize large configurations.

Victor Vasilev was born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, in 1974. He lived in Israel during adolescence until he began studying architecture at the Politecnico di Milano and later at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. After graduation, he opened his own design and architecture studio in 2004. The designer's career is lined with prestigious collaborations with companies such as Boffi, Living Divani, MDF Italia, Oluce, which have earned him several international awards.

Shipping will be carried out well protected in the original MDF Italia cardboard box and strapped to a pallet for transport.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
MDF Italia
Model
Qubit
Designer/artist/maker
Victor Vasilev
Material
"NUOVA" matte-lacquered MDF with micro-grooved finish / ash essence
Style
Contemporary
Condition
As new - unused
Height
161.5 cm
Width
63 cm
Depth
46 cm
Estimated period
2025
ItalyVerified
1078
Objects sold
90.48%
Private

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