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A Line is a collection of functional furniture made up of a mix of rediscovered classics and new reinterpretations of essential storage objects. The series consists of a storage bench, a shoe rack, a mirror, a laundry bin and a stepladder.
It is designed to embellish the practical spaces of the home and guarantee the pleasure of use and storage.
Material Solid European oak
Large 111 x 35 x H45 cm Small 68 x 35 x H45 cm
Special edition
Storage bench n°2138 - L111
Indigo blue stained ash
Storage bench n°2135 - L111
Oiled oak
Storage bench n°2136 - L111
Black stained oak
Storage bench n°2137 - L111
White oiled oak
Storage bench n°2130 - L68
Oiled oak
Storage bench n°2131 - L68
White oiled oak
Storage bench n°2132 - L68
Black stained oak
Materials Solid European oak
Large 72 x 25 x H100 cm Small 35 x 25 x H100 cm
Shoe rack n°2145 - L72
Oiled oak
Shoe rack n°2146 - L72
White oiled oak
Shoe rack n°2135 - L35
Oiled oak
Shoe rack n°2136 - L35
White oiled oak
Material Solid European oak
Dimension 52 x H195 cm
Mirror n°2140 - Oiled oak
Mirror n°2141 - White oiled oak
Mirror n°2142 - Black stained oak
Material Solid European oak
Dimension 43 x 32,5 x H73 cm
Laundry box n°2125 - Oiled oak
Laundry box n°2126 - White oiled oak
Material Solid European oak
Dimension 38,5 x 38 x H45,5 cm
Stepstool n°2170 - Oiled oak
Stepstool n°2171 - White oiled oak
Herman Studio
Herman Studio was founded in 2012 by the two architects Helle Herman Mortensen and Jonas Herman Pedersen. Their work ranges from textiles, ceramics, lighting and furniture design to interior decoration. One of the hallmarks of their design is their attention to the contours of objects. By working with a distinctive contour for each object, the craftsmanship allows the design to stand out while remaining simple and easily recognizable. Their great passion for design and appreciation of aesthetic principles complement their use of traditional materials and methods. They work in an iterative process between sketches, models and prototypes. Their design process begins with the detailed study of construction methods, an approach that plays a central role throughout the design process. The workshop is therefore an essential part of their studio.
