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AJ by Fritz Hansen, design Arne Jacobsen.

This triangular trolley is also perfect as a side table next to the sofa or in the living room corner.

Block by Normann Copenhagen.

With four wheels and a simple and functional design, this versatile piece can be used as a kitchen trolley, a mini-bookcase in the study and an étagère for the plants…

Ottavio by Vesta.

This metal trolley with acrylic crystal shelves is a genuine butler which, when it is not needed, closes up and discretely disappears.

Hold&Roll by Guzzini.

These stackable containers in a recycled material are perfect for conserving fruit and vegetables, but also for keeping books and toys organized in the kids’ room.

Gastone by Kartell, design Antonio Citterio.

This folding model made in steel and with nylon and fiberglass shelves offers the most in practicality as it is light, maneuverable, durable and space-saving.

Transit by Magis, design David Mellor.

This trolley which closes like a book and is easily moved thanks to its convenient handles has a steel structure and polypropylene shelves.

T-Tap by Rexite, design D’Urbino e Lomazzo.

When closed, it takes up just 18cm of thickness. When opened, it offers two practical diecast aluminum shelves for the most in lightness and durability.