Piero Lissoni's Uni series approaches storage as a problem of architecture. The geometry is strict, the proportions deliberate, and the resulting cabinet reads less as furniture than as a built element within a room. Every decision, from the aluminium-lined poplar plywood construction to the acidified glass interior shelving, reflects a sensibility shaped by decades of rigorous practice. Wall-mounted configurations are available with three drawers or three leaf doors, each finished in medium-density conglomerate wood. The surfaces carry a quiet precision that holds up under close inspection, in both matte and glossy finishes. Free-standing versions rest on thick laminate base panels supported by a metal frame, grounding the composition without competing with its surroundings. Wall-mounted and free-standing configurations Three-drawer and three-leaf-door options Aluminium-lined poplar plywood construction Acidified glass interior shelving Optional internal drawers for layered storage Matte and glossy finish options Lissoni's career has long been defined by a refusal to decorate where restraint will do. Uni is the expression of that conviction at its most resolved.