Simple, effective, stable, stackable and expandable. STACK clicks together and requires no screws or fixings. The result is an extremely versatile, durable and flexible furniture system that offers countless combinations and possibilities.
For example, two circular aluminium plates make a handy coffee table, but stack six on top of each other and you have a sculptural totem that can be used as a pedestal or presentation shelving.
L-M
330x112x265mm
SQUARE-S
380x380x5mm
L-M
330x112x265mm
14 Components
Infinite configurations
Connectors
03
Circles
03
Squares
03
Shelves
05
Infinite configurations
Raw Aluminium
Stack intentionally utilizes untreated aluminium to emphasize its inherent qualities, resulting in distinctive imperfections giving each piece a unique character. Moreover, it distinguishes itself as a sustainable choice due to its endless recyclability. As a timeless and practical industrial material, it will acquire a beautiful patina through use. Aluminium satisfies the tension between playful and austere, elegant and robust, everyday and adventurous.
Raw Aluminium
Granite Grey
Patina Green
Zinc Yellow
Peach Pink
Night Blue
STACK 127 RAW ALUMINIUM 1805x380x1947mm
STACK 021
2834x380x1805mm
STACK 071
1417x380x1625mm
STACK 050
517x517x1445mm
STACK 088
1962x380x1535mm
STACK 126
3924x380x2075mm
STACK 024
1962x1797x2165mm
STACK 056 057 058 055
STACK 058
patina green
872x380x815mm
STACK 137
1962x380x1625mm
STACK 051 046 052
STACK 110
ZINC YELLOW
1962x380x1895mm
STACK 006
380x380x1625mm
STACK 131
2834x380x635mm
STACK 103
4469x1797x1797mm
STACK 088
1962x380x1535mm
STACK 115
PATINA GREEN
872x380x1535mm
STACK 045 048
STACK 050 058
STACK 021
2834x380x1805mm
STACK 058
PATINA GREEN
872x380x815mm
STACK 150
1962x380x1715mm
STACK 110
ZINC YELLOW
1962x380x1895mm
STACK 132
2834x380x1268mm
STACK 056
PEACH PINK
380x380x851mm
STACK 137
1962x380x1625mm
STACK is the first furniture collection by Belgian architect duo studio MOTO
The STACK system arose from a practical necessity. When studio MOTO searched in vain for a filing cabinet with a timeless design that could adapt to changing situations for their own office, they designed their own.
studio MOTO was founded by Thomas Hick and Mo Vandenberghe. They designed, among other things, The Wunderkammer Residence for Museum Dhondt Dhaenens in Deurle, the mirrored chip shops in Brussels, the redevelopment of the botanical garden in Meise and the new Westerpunt observation tower in De Panne. They are currently working on the new master plan and scenography for the Middelheim open-air museum in Antwerp.
