Nisse Strinning
Born in Sweden in 1917, he studied architecture in Stockholm from 1940-47 before designing the iconic String shelf system that his name is still synonymous with.
Since its launch in 1949, the String design has received more than 15 prestigious international awards. As contemporary today as it was almost 60 years ago, String was originally developed as an affordable and flexible book shelf system that could be added to as owners' book collections increased.
Nisse Strinning passed away in 2006 but his legacy lives on. Today String enjoys a fresh lease of life from the new company's headquarters in Malmö. New products have been introduced that add even more flexibility and storage possibilities to the system.
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String System
A lightweight and flexible storage system that is constructed of side panels and shelves.
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String Pocket
Lightweight shelving with a selection of timbers and colours to choose from.
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Cell
Stainless steel 'ropes' which the shelving is suspended upon gives the String system a modern update.
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String Plex
String storage system with clear plexi wall panels.