Moto Stack
A family of sculptural and stackable cabinets, shelves, totems and tables.
Simple, stable, stackable and expandable. Stack slots together and requires no screws or fixings. The result is an extremely versatile, durable and flexible furniture system that offers countless combinations and possibilities. The Stack system arose from a practical necessity. When Studio MOTO searched in vain for a storage solution for their own office, with a timeless design that could adapt to changing situations, they designed their own.
Stack 352 - Low Sideboard
55.8" (L) x 15" (D) x 11.8" (H)
1417mm (L) x 380mm (D) x 300mm (H)Stack 353 - Small Tower
34.3" (L) x 15" (D) x 22.4" (H)
872mm (L) x 380mm (D) x 570mm (H)Stack 354 - Column Five
34.3" (L) x 15" (D) x 50.8" (H)
872mm (L) x 380mm (D) x 1290mm (H)
Salone del Mobile 2026
Salone del Mobile 2025
System
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Components
Simple, stable, stackable and expandable. Stack slots together and requires no screws or fixings. The result is an extremely versatile, durable and flexible furniture system that offers countless combinations and possibilities. The Stack system arose from a practical necessity. When Studio MOTO searched in vain for a storage solution for their own office, with a timeless design that could adapt to changing situations, they designed their own.
Design
The Moto 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.