FLY kaszmir

A living room where every piece hangs on the wall and the floor beneath stays empty. FLY M1 takes 260 centimetres and is built from closed volumes: two vertical..

On FLY M2 the side columns are open at the front, with no doors at all. That gives two tall niches with glass shelves, each lit from within. In the evening the ..

The third 260 centimetre version: the end columns close behind glass doors, with glass shelves and an LED strip inside. Contents stay visible but sit behind gla..

The short version of the range, 160 centimetres of wall instead of 260. Two pieces only: a hanging unit with the burner and a solid cabinet above it. The floor ..

N2 repeats the short 160 centimetre layout, but here the upper cabinet carries two glazed windows. Each is lit from inside, so in the evening two glowing panels..

The same compact 160 centimetre set, but the display in the upper cabinet is single and wide. A long unbroken row of objects fits behind the glass rather than t..

This is the module most FLY walls start from: 160 centimetres long, 30 high and 40 deep. It hangs on the wall and never touches the floor, so a vacuum or a robo..

The upright of the range: 170 centimetres high, 40 wide and 29 deep. The front is solid and runs as one flat plane from top to bottom, with no handle and no gla..

The same footprint as the closed column, 40 by 170 at a depth of 29, but the door is glazed over its full height. What sits inside reads from outside in full, a..

A column of 40 by 170 at a depth of 29 in which only part of the front carries glass. What you get is a single lit window, with the rest of the plane closed. Th..

The horizontal of the range: 160 centimetres long, 30 high and 29 deep. The front is solid and lifts upward, so the cupboard goes above the television or over a..

The same horizontal carcass of 160 by 30 at a depth of 29, but a band of glass crosses the front. It runs almost the full length of the flap, so the cupboard re..