Description

Accentuating the look of folded paper yet created in metal, the Folded Shelves are at once delicate and substantive. The shelves come with two hooks and two bolts for mounting on the wall. Available in three sizes and four colours, the Folded Shelves are a sleek and contemporary way to add storage to any home or professional space.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Large L: 95 / H: 13 / D: 11,4cm
Medium L: 62 / H: 16.5 / D: 12,4cm
Small L: 50 / H: 22 / D: 6,9cm

Material:Acrylic powder coated bended 1.5 mm sheet of steel

Folded shelf

By Muuto

Accentuating the look of folded paper yet created in metal, the Folded Shelves are at once delicate and substantive. The shelves come with two hooks and two bolts for mounting on the wall. Available in three sizes and four colours,. Read more

£89.00

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Made to order item

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Description

Accentuating the look of folded paper yet created in metal, the Folded Shelves are at once delicate and substantive. The shelves come with two hooks and two bolts for mounting on the wall. Available in three sizes and four colours, the Folded Shelves are a sleek and contemporary way to add storage to any home or professional space.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Large L: 95 / H: 13 / D: 11,4cm
Medium L: 62 / H: 16.5 / D: 12,4cm
Small L: 50 / H: 22 / D: 6,9cm

Material:Acrylic powder coated bended 1.5 mm sheet of steel

Designed by Johan van Hengel

Johan van Hengel is a furniture and product designer based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Within his work he searches for subtle surprises by redefining form, materials and production techniques or by creating new contexts for familiar objects. His aim is