Shelving Systems
Few types of furniture are as closely tied to post-war modernism as the modular shelf. In 1948 Poul Cadovius launched his Royal System and moved shelves, cabinets and desks onto the wall. A year later Kajsa and Nisse Strinning won a competition with the String shelf, a bookcase that could be shipped flat and assembled without tools. In 1960 Dieter Rams followed with the 606 for Vitsœ. All three systems are modular and can be extended or recombined. We check rails, side panels and shelves and, on request, put together a shelf to suit your wall.
