An unusual, rugged, lightweight shelf with a unique design. An innovative concept imagined and manufactured in Estonia and declined in several colors and several dimensions.
Size : three size available
Size S : Diam 98 cm - Depth 18 cm
Size M : Diam. 132 cm - Depth 25 cm
Diam L : 167 x 165 cm - Depth 32 cm
Material : high-strength waterprooth birch plywood (6mm), metal rings
Colors : black
Information: self-assembly - Easy to assemble, included with installation instructions
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History of the product
A design shelf that will not leave you marble. This combo-style shelf, designed by a talented designer, comes to your wall with an ingenious system of design, hangs in the shape of rings. Hyper resistant, it will allow you to install your small objects or a few books.
Its hexagonal shape combined with a system of partitions and its curved cut give it a surprising effect of relief that will elegantly bring freshness and volume to your interior decoration. An innovative project, awarded numerous times, which will surely surprise your guests !
The designer
An architect by training, Jaanus ORGUSAAR, born in 1971, wanted to settle in his country of origin, Estonia, in order to install his Design studio. He was inspired by geometric constructions, fashion, photography and fine materials. He naturally embarked on the production of technical and aesthetic furniture that transpired his university education.
Complexly designed shapes, Finnish birch wood and plywood, lightweight and robust structures - this is the world of this designer who does not have the pen in his pocket! A discovery that has been awarded several times and exhibited throughout Europe, as recently as on the occasion of the European Days at the Estonian Embassy in Paris. These learned achievements have received many prizes of Design and Architecture over the last ten years.
