Lader

Stylepark-ID:	05.1004.10004
Categories:	Office / Contract furniture › Storage / Shelving › Container furniture

Product description

This modular system consists of drawers and frame elements (in four sizes) which can be arranged in any combination. The drawers have two different fronts. One front has a single finger hole, the other has two additional holes, for inserting numbered, lettered, or symbol labels.

Specifications

Width	442 mm / 832 mm / 1220 mm / 1610 mm
Depth	510 mm
Cupboard front finish	with drawers
Functions	connectable
Material	birch linoleum
Colors	black shades of brown white shades of red

Articles about Lader

Magazine

Return of the grid

by Markus Frenzl | 8/3/2010

System furniture was long considered the epitome of no-fun and über-rational design, but now it is undergoing a revival. The new items of system furniture are proof that functionalist Modernism is being seen in a new light and mark the end of the heyday of design art and limited editions.

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Magazine

Light-footed

by Thomas Wagner | 9/27/2017

For all those who don’t like the idea of abseiling in the Alps, but still have a penchant for ropes: the new table by Moormann, called “Seiltänzer” – rope dancer.

Salone del Mobile 2017

No one can expect me to design right angles

4/13/2017

Furniture, luminaires, glass, porcelain, bathroom ceramics, loudspeakers – Cecilie Manz is a past master of the entire design spectrum. Uta Abendroth spoke to the Danish maestra about her outdoor furniture for Gloster.

Magazine

Living chambers

by Martina Metzner | 2/27/2017

Nils Holger Moormann has devised a box for micro-apartments – you can sleep, work and eat in it or on it, and store your stuff, too. Not a big thing, but the real thing.

Magazine

Mobility formula

4/10/2016

On the road, yet at home: Nils Holger Moormann’s solution for all nomads meets high aesthetic standards

Magazine

Good night guaranteed

by Martina Metzner | 2/15/2016

Relax, read or work – bedrooms have long since ceased to only be used for sleeping. Assuming the bed is comfy and flexible – and cuts a fine figure, too.

Magazine

A license to RO-CK

by Florian Hufnagl | 2/17/2015

For his lifetime achievements Nils Holger Moormann has been presented with the “German Design Award” in Frankfurt. Prompting Florian Hufnagl, former Director of the Neue Sammlung in Munich, to compose a special laudation in words and images.

Magazine

Simple and smart – perfect working from home

by Martina Metzner | 10/10/2014

Working from home – a convenient alternative in today’s networked age. Working at the dinner table or cram heavy-duty desks is not necessary – considering the abundance of small, delicate, readily movable and well-designed alternatives. We present the best choices.

Featured

Making a man into a chair

5/28/2014

From Merano to London: Alto Adige-based product designer Harry Thaler melds originality with a quantum of international appeal. He delivers what many are still striving for: a fresh take on the tried-and-trusted.

Magazine

No tightrope walker: 5 questions for Nils Holger Moormann

3/28/2014

Novelties ain’t everything. Last year Nils Holger Moormann played Ludo and didn’t bother going to Milan. This time he’s heading for the Salone, leisurely, with no furniture of his own.

Magazine

Presents, presents

12/1/2013

You know the ins and outs of design and architecture? Then take part in our special Stylepark Christmas Contest. Be it chairs, luminaires, or living room accessories – this year there are once again any number of great prizes to be won.

Magazine

Twelve lightweight pieces for your balcony

5/8/2013

A little bit of happiness just outside the door: seating furniture, light, delicate, flexible and anything but clunky.

Manufacturer:
Nils Holger Moormann, Germany

Design:
Axel Kufus
1996

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Lader

Return of the grid

Light-footed

No one can expect me to design right angles

Living chambers

Mobility formula

Good night guaranteed

A license to RO-CK

Simple and smart – perfect working from home

Making a man into a chair

No tightrope walker: 5 questions for Nils Holger Moormann

Presents, presents

Twelve lightweight pieces for your balcony

Manufacturer:Nils Holger Moormann, Germany

Design:Axel Kufus 1996

Printed catalogue

PDF catalogue

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Manufacturer:
Nils Holger Moormann, Germany

Design:
Axel Kufus
1996