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Ivy by Thomas Bernstrand

Ivy by Thomas Bernstrand for Swedese

Stockholm 2011: designer Thomas Bernstrand of Sweden presented this skewed stackable shelving unit at Stockholm Furniture Fair last week.

Ivy by Thomas Bernstrand

Called Ivy, the design for Swedish brand Swedese is made up of separate shelves with grooves in the top and bottom of each support.

Ivy by Thomas Bernstrand

These mean each layer can either be stacked straight or leaning to one side.

Ivy by Thomas Bernstrand

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Here's some information from Swedese:


Ivy is a stackable shelf system. The shelf’s can be stacked in three different ways, straight up, left or right. Stacked to the left it will lean left, stacked to the right it will lean right. When alternated it will level out. Ivy is made of clear-varnished pinewood or painted ash in white or black.

Ivy – shelf to build to the height you wish, and in the shape you wish.


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