Description

While some furniture enjoy a key place in the home, others are placed in a closet or similar out-of-the-way spots and serve only to make life easier and take up a minimum of space. The Georg series takes this perspective with a beautifully simple aesthetic.

The Georg Rack is from the Georg furniture series by designer Christina Liljenberg Halstrøm, the series consists of a console table, a desk, a bar stool, a stool, a bench, a mirror, a coat stand, a clothes rack with hangers and a dining table.

Technical Info

Dimensions: 115 x 15 x 6,6cm
Material: Oak FSC 100%

Georg Rack 115cm

By Skagerak

While some furniture enjoy a key place in the home, others are placed in a closet or similar out-of-the-way spots and serve only to make life easier and take up a minimum of space. The Georg series takes this perspective. Read more

£109.00

1 in stock

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Description

While some furniture enjoy a key place in the home, others are placed in a closet or similar out-of-the-way spots and serve only to make life easier and take up a minimum of space. The Georg series takes this perspective with a beautifully simple aesthetic.

The Georg Rack is from the Georg furniture series by designer Christina Liljenberg Halstrøm, the series consists of a console table, a desk, a bar stool, a stool, a bench, a mirror, a coat stand, a clothes rack with hangers and a dining table.

Technical Info

Dimensions: 115 x 15 x 6,6cm
Material: Oak FSC 100%

Designed by Christina Liljenberg Halstrøm

With a Swedish mother and Danish father Christina Liljenberg Halstrøm shows her Nordic roots in her furniture through a minimalistic approach and choice of materials, like wood, leather and wool. Function is always the starting point and dictates the idiom