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String Furniture String Pocket shelf, metal, white
String Furniture String Pocket shelf, metal, white
String Furniture String Pocket shelf, metal, white
String Furniture String Pocket shelf, metal, white
String Furniture String Pocket shelf, metal, white

String Pocket shelf, metal, white

String Furniture

1625 DKK

String Furniture
String Pocket shelf
1625 DKK


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Description

The String Pocket metal shelf was designed in collaboration with Swedish designers Anna von Schewen and Björn Dahlström. The metal shelf is particularly well suited for the kitchen or bathroom due to its perforated shelves: you can easily add accessories to them, such as hooks for hanging towels, oven mitts or kitchen utensils. The shelves have thin lipped edges that help keep their contents secure.

String Pocket is a compact and elegant shelf for books, collectables and other small items. Launched in 2005 by the Swedish manufacturer String, String Pocket is part of the popular collection designed by Nils Strinning in 1949. The minimalist design consists of three shelves and two ladder-like side panels that can also be combined into larger units both vertically and horizontally. String Pocket is available in an array of colours and suitable for multiple uses and spaces.

Colour
White RAL 9016
Width
60 cm
Depth
15 cm
Height
50 cm
Material
Powder coated steel with structural lacquer
Frame material
Steel
Maximum load capacity
25 kg
Notes
Maximum load capacity 25 kg evenly spread across the shelf.

Nils Strinning

The Swedish architect Nils Strinning (1917–2006) was one of the leading mid-twentieth century designers who built the foundation of what we now call Scandinavian design. Nils Strinning is the designer of the successful String shelves, a light weight shelving system created in the 1940s and very popular still today. String is simple to assemble and the shelves can be easily repositioned.

Books are kept in place by the side panels and shelves of different depths can be combined in the same unit. When more shelf space is needed, you can simply add an additional side panel and some shelves. There are different kinds of String shelves, but the principle is the same for all of them: functionality combined with aesthetics and attention to proportion and details. The result is a timeless combination – at the same time classical and contemporary. It’s the framing that gives String shelving system its discreet but distinctive character: a refined ladder climbing up the wall.  

This economical, unpretentious design rapidly became a favourite soon after its launch. Its functionality and the minimalistic timeless design are the reasons why String still attracts attention after 60 years. String is equally suited to a large or a small wall and is perfect for any room – living room, kitchen, bathroom, children’s room, etc. For his timeless design, the architect Nils Strinning has been awarded a number of prestigious awards, including the Gold Medal at the Milan Triennale.

 

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  • No potentially harmful chemicals used in own production
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