Jobs sideboard

Designed by Rodolfo Dordoni, Jobs is an executive system of desks, meeting tables and office furniture. The latter category consists of storage units, bookcases and drawer units.
Jobs High Cabinet is both a storage unit and a bookcase, and alternates open compartments with shelves and compartments with doors.

Perfect against a wall or in the centre of a room, it can also be used to define, divide and organise spaces. Like the rest of the collection, Jobs High Cabinet comes with sophisticated finishes and materials. Lead-coloured steel for the vertical uprights, with the characteristic T-section common to all Jobs elements. Pelle Frau® leather for the upholstery of the MDF doors. The same material for all of the other elements, shelves, compartments and rear panel: the oak veneer with lead or tobacco stain elegantly alternates glossy and matt surfaces.

The structure of the Jobs Low Cabinets is in MDF panels with Lead or Tobacco oak veneer with glossy finish, with the exception of the top with its matt finish. The base is in lead-coloured brushed steel with adjustable feet and central connecting crossbar painted in scratchproof texturised black paint. The back of the Jobs Low Cabinet has a tilting door that accesses a little internal compartment that allows cables, which rise from the floor to the top, to pass through the slot that runs along the entire length of the surface. Jobs Low Cabinet is available in two lengths, 230 cm and 284 cm, both of which come in two different versions in terms of doors and drawers.
The structure of the Jobs Drawer Unit comes with a Lead or Tobacco oak veneer with glossy finish while the top has a matt finish. The base is finished with scratchproof texturised black paint and has four swivel castors. The Jobs Drawer Unit comes with two drawers with front covered in Pelle Frau® leather and internal structure finished with scratchproof texturised black paint. The drawers have a single lock positioned on the right side of the unit. The open compartment of the Jobs Drawer Unit is positioned on the opposite side to the drawers.

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Rodolfo Dordoni

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Architect and designer Rodolfo Dordoni was born in Milan, where he graduated in Architecture in 1979. He is responsible for the art direction of Artemide (glass collection), Cappellini (from 1979 to 1989), Fontana Arte (furniture collection), Foscarini (lamps), Minotti (since 1998) and Roda (since 2006), designs products for many...

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