Ghidini 1961 Flexor Bookcase Designed by Robert Stadler

Designed by Robert Stadler for Ghidini 1961, Flexor is a modular bookcase that focuses on freedom of configuration. The extruded aluminium structure defines a technical, light and rigorous skeleton, designed to accommodate wooden containers connected by solid, well-integrated metal joints.

The interaction between the materials generates a precise balance: the aluminium provides stability without weighing down, the wood introduces a visual rhythm that varies according to the chosen composition. Each element can be repositioned or combined according to changing needs, without forcing. The system respects the need to adapt to different contexts, both domestic and professional, while maintaining coherence and order. The mechanical connections remain visible but measured, helping to build a clear and functional identity.

Flexor does not propose a definitive form, but a set of possibilities. The design choice focuses on modularity understood not as pure flexibility, but as a tool to manage space with criterion. A system designed to last, evolve and respond to new scenarios of use, with the constructive precision that distinguishes the work of Ghidini 1961.