Erika Wall Rails

by Storno, 2004 — from 37,00 €*

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Length: 66 cm
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Length: 99 cm
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Length: 165 cm
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Erika stashes everything you need for a coffee- or tea kitchen directly on the wall. Coloured panels put all the objects in perspective and are subdivided into individual modules, each designed for a specific use

Rails for securing the Erika modules
Plated and waxed sheet steel
MDF adhesive strips
Including fixing set
Available in 3 lengths (66cm, 99cm, 165cm)
2005, Internationaler Designpreis Baden-Württemberg 2005 focus know how', Silber

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(smow) summer tour 2011:Rundgang 2011 Universität der Künste Berlin, 01.08.2011

... It's much better suited to relaxing in park on your lunch break. A final highlight was seeing Erika by Storno for Nil Holger Moormann. The project had absolutely nothing to do with the Rundgang, but since Moormann discontinued ... Erika was a solution. Others do it differently. It was just lovely to see it again in its full glory. As with our visit to the KHB we didn't take advantage of the UdK Rundgang to view the works...

Nils Holger Moormann: A modern day Robin Hood, 11.02.2009

... A classic example of Moormannian igenuity is his modular kitchen system Erika. Through its 23 different elements the Erika system turns bare, unused walls in any home or office into practical kitchen areas. Everything you...

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More about 'Erika Wall Rails' in our blog

(smow) summer tour 2011:Rundgang 2011 Universität der Künste Berlin, 01.08.2011

Nils Holger Moormann: A modern day Robin Hood, 11.02.2009

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