Maze

Pythagoras desk, black

Gustav Rosén

NZD$153.00 NZD$192.00

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Colour: Black

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Pythagoras desk Current price: NZD$153.00 Original price: NZD$192.00

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Description

The Pythagoras desk by the Swedish brand Maze is part of a unique shelving system which combines the preciseness of mathematics with the creative possibilities of design. Designed by Gustav Rosén, the Pythagoras collection was inspired by the Pythagoras' triangle theorem, making a triangle the base and most essential element of the shelving system.

Pythagoras wall brackets, shelves, and drawers give you the freedom to create shelves of various sizes, colours and shapes in any space. Use them to build a single wall shelf, bedside table, corner shelf, set of kitchen drawers, or a large shelving module covering an entire wall. The wall brackets can be mounted either below or above the shelf or drawer in four different positions, and their airy design leaves room for blank space as well. Play, experiment, and create the perfect shelf for your own needs!

Width: 80 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 1.9 cm

Colour Black
Material Lacquered MDF
Maximum load capacity 25 kg
Notes Brackets are sold separately. The mounting materials come with the brackets.
Product ID: MZ604701

Gustav Rosén is a Swedish designer who specializes in furniture, lightning and graphic design. Rosén has studied Design and Product Development at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm and graduated in 2009. In 2014 he opened his own studio in Hägersten, Sweden.

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