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Museum is a shelf designed by TAF Architects for the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, and manufactured by Swedish String Furniture. Ahead of the opening of the newly renovated Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, the design and architecture studio TAF and String Furniture were commissioned to develop a console shelf for the artistic collaboration NM&, a series of products created for the new museum restaurant, and the result was the Museum shelf. It is cast in aluminum, a very light and durable material, and because the shelf and the supporting bracket are cast as a single piece, the shelf can support heavier objects.

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Museum is a shelf designed by TAF Architects for the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, and manufactured by Swedish String Furniture. Ahead of the opening of the newly renovated Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, the design and architecture studio TAF and String Furniture were commissioned to develop a console shelf for the artistic collaboration NM&, a series of products created for the new museum restaurant, and the result was the Museum shelf. It is cast in aluminum, a very light and durable material, and because the shelf and the supporting bracket are cast as a single piece, the shelf can support heavier objects.

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  • Description

    Museum is a shelf designed by TAF Architects for the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, and manufactured by Swedish String Furniture.

    Ahead of the opening of the newly renovated Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, the design and architecture studio TAF and String Furniture were commissioned to develop a console shelf for the artistic collaboration NM&, a series of products created for the new museum restaurant, and the result was the Museum shelf. It is cast in aluminum, a very light and durable material, and because the shelf and the supporting bracket are cast as a single piece, the shelf can support heavier objects.

    The idea behind Museum was to create a functional and versatile shelf capable of supporting the Nationalmuseum’s collection of busts. Museum can hold everything from works of art and a perfume collection to a glass of water by the bed. It also looks stylish to combine several shelves on the same surface to, for example, elegantly display your home’s art or plant collection.

  • Information
    Item No: 2001295
    Material Aluminum
    Designer TAF Architects
    Size
    Country of manufacture Sweden
    Width 28 cm
    Depth 24 cm
    Diameter 0 cm
    Height 8 cm
  • About the manufacturer

    String Furniture was founded on the iconic String shelf, designed in 1949 by architect Nisse Strinning. Thanks to its clever construction, it has become a timeless design classic. The flexible Pocket shelf offers a compact and stylish solution for smaller spaces, while the modular shelving system can be expanded, combined and customised to suit different needs and interiors. With the planning tool, it is easy to design and visualise your own String solution by choosing colours, materials and dimensions. String Furniture stands for functional, durable and timeless design, proudly manufactured in Sweden since the mid-20th century.

  • In-store stock status

    We update our inventory every half hour. Please feel free to contact one of our stores for further information and assistance with your purchase. Online prices may differ from in-store prices.

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    Göteborg, Drottningtorget 5
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    Mon-Fri: 08:00-19:00
    Sat-Sun: 09:00-18:00

    Today: 09:00-18:00

    Göteborg, Östra Hamngatan 29
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    Sun: 11:00-16:00

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    Helsingborg, Marknadsvägen 9
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    Jönköping, Kompanigatan 36
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    Malmö, Hyllie Boulevard 19
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    Malmö, Södra Förstadsgatan 9
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    Sun: 11:00-16:00

    Today: 10:00-17:00

    Stockholm, Centralhallen
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    Today: 09:00-18:00

    Stockholm, Götgatan 31
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    Sat: 10:00-18:00
    Sun: 11:00-17:00

    Today: 10:00-18:00

    Stockholm, Sergelgatan 20
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    Today: 10:00-17:00

    Uppsala, Marknadsgatan 1
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    Today: 10:00-20:00

  • Description

    Museum is a shelf designed by TAF Architects for the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, and manufactured by Swedish String Furniture.

    Ahead of the opening of the newly renovated Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, the design and architecture studio TAF and String Furniture were commissioned to develop a console shelf for the artistic collaboration NM&, a series of products created for the new museum restaurant, and the result was the Museum shelf. It is cast in aluminum, a very light and durable material, and because the shelf and the supporting bracket are cast as a single piece, the shelf can support heavier objects.

    The idea behind Museum was to create a functional and versatile shelf capable of supporting the Nationalmuseum’s collection of busts. Museum can hold everything from works of art and a perfume collection to a glass of water by the bed. It also looks stylish to combine several shelves on the same surface to, for example, elegantly display your home’s art or plant collection.

  • Information
    Item No: 2001295
    Material Aluminum
    Designer TAF Architects
    Size
    Country of manufacture Sweden
    Width 28 cm
    Depth 24 cm
    Diameter 0 cm
    Height 8 cm
  • About the manufacturer

    String Furniture was founded on the iconic String shelf, designed in 1949 by architect Nisse Strinning. Thanks to its clever construction, it has become a timeless design classic. The flexible Pocket shelf offers a compact and stylish solution for smaller spaces, while the modular shelving system can be expanded, combined and customised to suit different needs and interiors. With the planning tool, it is easy to design and visualise your own String solution by choosing colours, materials and dimensions. String Furniture stands for functional, durable and timeless design, proudly manufactured in Sweden since the mid-20th century.

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