Confetti shelf system - C15
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The colors of the bricks vary from soft, pale shades to rich, striking colors, creating a personal and artistic plank experience. Multiple panels can be combined to make a larger wall piece, and the position of both bricks and shelves can be changed.
The Confetti rack system is a flexible and expressive design that gives you the freedom to create and express your own style. Whether you are looking for a functional storage solution or a decorative element, this Swedish design offers endless possibilities.
| Width | 43 cm |
| Height | 77 cm |
| Weight | 600g |
| Color | Lila, Mehrfarbig, Weiß, Grau |
| Material | ABS, Plexiglas, Massiv Gold, Plastik |
| Made in | Sweden |
| Brand location | Sweden |
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Pellington’s goal is to create serious but playful design that contributes to a stimulating and inspiring surrounding. The unexpected, unusual and personal is an important part in a meeting, whether it is with a person or an object. Pellington’s vision is to create an unanticipated and enjoyable meeting that puts a smile on your face and leads to a serious and lifelong relationship. Pellington Design is based in Stockholm, Sweden. Confetti is an expressive and versatile wall-mounted shelf system designed and produced in Sweden. It consists of three parts: back-plate, bricks and shelves that easily can be composed in truly unique combinations. The colours of the bricks ranging from soft pale blends to striking rich colours that opens for a serious personal and artful shelf experience. The colored bricks are arranged and then pushed in to the back-plate. The panel is then hanged on the wall and the shelves are finally pushed in between the bricks. Several panels can be combined to create a larger wall piece and it’s possible to change the position on both bricks and shelves.
