Swedish wall unit with wall cupboard by Kasja & Nils Nisse Strinning, 1950s

This wall unit was designed in 1949 by Nisse Strinning for String design AB. It is a beautiful example of thoughtful Swedish design, which earned it a place in the National Museum in Stockholm. In 1954, String won a gold medal at the Triennale in Milan. All String items are unchanged since the first design and are easy to hang. This allows the rack to be hung and arranged according to your own insight. It can then be further expanded with shelves and cabinets of different sizes where the side supports can function as bookends. The wall rack consists of - 3 metal side supports surrounded by plastic - 1 storage cupboard with sliding doors and glass shelf - 3 wooden planks The wall rack is in beautiful vintage condition with a few light signs of use that are barely noticeable. The original manufacturer's sticker is still present on the back of the cabinet.