PATH MODULAR SHELVING SYSTEM
DAN YEFFET, 2025

Path is a modular wooden shelving system designed for versatility, combining shelves and storage boxes to maximize space while maintaining an open, architectural aesthetic.

RRP PRICES EX. VAT FROM: 6892€

Constructed as a network of interconnected "islands," Path offers a dynamic, customizable layout that can be effortlessly adapted to suit any interior design style. Its modular design allows you to rearrange the components in countless configurations, enabling you to create a unique and functional arrangement that fits your space perfectly.

Whether used as a contemporary shelving system, a stylish room divider, or a chic media console, Path offers endless possibilities for personalization.

The name "Path" evokes the idea of movement and connection, embodying the fluid, adaptable nature of its design. Just like a winding path that leads you through different landscapes, this piece offers a sense of progression and flow in any room it occupies. Its versatility makes it ideal for both large open spaces and smaller, more intimate settings, adding a sense of harmony and balance to any environment.

Accentuated with refined Travertine details on the top, Path takes on an elevated aesthetic. The subtle texture and natural warmth of the Travertine provide a sophisticated contrast to the smooth lines of the wood, adding a luxurious touch that sets it apart from ordinary furniture.

The combination of organic materials and modern design ensures that Path not only serves as a practical addition to your home but also as a statement piece that enhances the overall atmosphere of your space.

DESIGNER: DAN YEFFET

Born in 1971 in Jerusalem, works and lives in Paris, France, since 2005 Studied Industrial Design at Bezalel Academy: School of Art and Design in Jerusalem (1999-2001). He then moved to the Netherlands where he graduated from the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam in 2002 (BA/MA in industrial/product design). After his graduation he set up his studio in Amsterdam. In 2005 he moved his studio to Paris where he still works.

Dan also holds a teaching position as design professor at the Ecolle Camondo in Paris for the last decade.

Dan‘s work stretches from space to objects - and everything in between - and in various methods, from classic craft work to cutting edge technologies.

He designs furniture pieces, glass sculptures and lights, objects of desire - chic and pure - daily products, conceptual space, urban spaces, gallery objects and limited series. His work can be described as innovative, simple and yet with a strong identity.

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