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String Panel 20x75 cm 1-pack, Black
£35.30£41.50
String panel by String with a minimalist, timeless design for all homes and styles.
String Panel 20x75 cm 1-pack£35.30
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Beskrivning
Panel by String with a minimalist, timeless design for all homes and styles. Experience the versatility and sleek design of the String panel, brought to you by the iconic brand, String. Whether your style leans toward the modern or the classic, String's adaptability ensures a seamless fit. The panels come in different sizes, giving you the freedom to customize your space as you desire. The innovative design allows the panels to be mounted directly onto your walls, for a clean and seamless appearance free from contact with the floor or ceiling. Once your panels are in place, dive into the extensive String® System to add shelves, cabinets, or even unique elements like organizers and hooks to truly personalize your space.
Designed by Nisse Strinning.
- Combine the panel with shelves from String.
- Size: 20x75 cm.
- Comes in several colours.
- Designed by Nisse Strinning.
- Combine with other parts in the series and create your own personal look.
Designed by Nisse Strinning.
About the panel from String
- Combine the panel with shelves from String.
- Size: 20x75 cm.
- Comes in several colours.
- Designed by Nisse Strinning.
- Combine with other parts in the series and create your own personal look.
Product information
- Item number1000781
- Delivery item numberSW7520-13-1
- Brand
- Series
- DesignerNisse Strinning
- Freight classMedium
- ColourBlack
- Height75 cm
About the brand
String was founded in 1949, and has since created iconic design furniture with high quality, timelessness and functionality as keywords. The idea for Nisse and Kajsa Strinning's beloved shelving system was born when the Bonnier Public Library organised a design competition in which participants were asked to design a bookcase that would be easy to assemble, easy to ship but also affordable.