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Museum Side Table Orange
280.00 €330.00 €
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Museum side table by String with a timeless design in steel and aluminium with a powder-coated surface.
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Museum Side Table280.00 €
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Aluminium
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Orange
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Beskrivning
Side table by String with a timeless design in steel and aluminium with a powder-coated surface. It has an adjustable shelf with 32-73 cm height for versatile use.
Suitable for all rooms, smaller spaces, practical storage, etc. Designed by TAF Architects with Gabriella Gustafson and Mattias Ståhlbom.
- Practical construction with an adjustable shelf.
- The side table comes in different colours.
- This side table is part of String's Museum collection.
Suitable for all rooms, smaller spaces, practical storage, etc. Designed by TAF Architects with Gabriella Gustafson and Mattias Ståhlbom.
About the side table from String
- Practical construction with an adjustable shelf.
- The side table comes in different colours.
- This side table is part of String's Museum collection.
Product information
- Item number304329
- Delivery item numberMUSEUM-ST-115
- Brand
- Series
- DesignerTAF Architects
- Freight classMedium
- Adjustable heightYes
- ColourOrange
- Delivered assembledNo
- FinishPowder coated
- MaterialPowder coated steel, Powder Coated Aluminium
- With drawersNo
- Depth30 cm
- Height76.4 cm
- Width24 cm
- Max height730 mm
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.