Klong's Julius trolley boasts a minimalist, appearance makes it an ideal side table, tea trolley or storage unit for both home and office use. The loop-shaped handles add character to the simple structure along with the removable wooden lower shelf that can be used as a tray. The Julius trolley is designed by the Swedish design duo Broberg & Ridderstråle.
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Julius trolley, red
Klong
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Klong's Julius trolley boasts a minimalist, appearance makes it an ideal side table, tea trolley or storage unit for both home and office use. The loop-shaped handles add character to the simple structure along with the removable wooden lower shelf that can be used as a tray. The Julius trolley is designed by the Swedish design duo Broberg & Ridderstråle.
- Length: 84 cm
- Width: 36 cm
- Height: 77 cm
- Colour Red
- Material Tray: oak
- Table top material Powder coated steel, Desktop furniture linoleum
- Frame material Powder coated steel
- Weight 12.4 kg
- Product ID: KG60072
Broberg & Ridderstråle is a design and architecture studio founded by Mats Broberg and Johan Ridderstråle, both interior architects and designers who graduated from Sweden’s Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design in 2006. Based in Stockholm, the duo works across architecture and design, forming a creative partnership grounded in a shared aesthetic vision.
Their work aims to evoke emotional value and connect with users through familiar symbols and meaningful references. Drawing inspiration from everyday life, they combine a rational design approach with touches of humour and wit. Broberg & Ridderstråle have been recognised with numerous awards, including the Elle Interior Design Prize and the Design Plus Award.
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