A MONOLITH MOBILE CABINET
FOR SANITIZING
ENVIROMENT and CLOTHES
Pathogen Inactivating Cabinet

SanLight Valet Stand, the latest multifunctional project by KUSHIM CARING DESIGN, is presented as a mobile furnishing accessory for sanitising rooms and clothes, as an attractive lamp and light sculpture at the same time. 
SanLight Valet Stand consists of a parallelepiped with one side open and the other three sides closed by sheets of milk-white polycarbonate covered with white enamelled steel grids. Inside there is a rotating tube with two separate discreetly hidden supports for hanging jackets, coats and hats. Once the garments have been stored, the stand can be effortlessly rotated by turning the open side towards the wall so that only the three closed sides remain visible or adjusted to illuminate the room. 

Two light sources are located internally and externally: light from the inside passes through polycarbonate sheets, illuminating the surroundings in a very soft shade. The large surfaces of the sheets diffuse the intensity of the LEDs to avoid glare, offering an extremely comfortable sensation. The silhouette of the external white enamelled steel grids surrounding the SanLight Valet Stand is enhanced by backlighting, making it an elegant light sculpture; the second light source is located on the top outer edge or the "cap" of the parallelepiped, providing a higher luminous flux than the inner one, as it is directed upwards and reflects off the ceiling and walls it also provides an intense glare-free light. If required, both light sources can be switched on at the same time, offering far more illumination and a more relaxing setting than a conventional light point. 

SanLight Valet Stand is designed by Kushim Caring Design and draws inspiration from the Servomutante project produced by NVK Design, in collaboration with Valentina Fantin and Daniele Savi.

The KUSHIM CARING DESIGN collection will be on display from 4 to 10 September at the NVK Design showroom of Natasha Calandrino Van Kleef, via Cola Montano 6, from 10.00 to 18.00.

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