Six Pack

Brochure stand Spring B1 is part of the Spring flexible cloakroom system. Just like the other components from this system designed by Pelikan & Co. it is striking in appearance. The five robust ledges reinforce this image. The four castors mean that the brochure stand is easy to move around.

It is not the mirror itself, but the frame that makes the mirror. That much is clear from the Liston mirror designed by Danish bureau Pelikan & Co. With the scarcely noticeable frame the mirror blends in effortless with its surroundings. This feel is emphasized by the mirror and frame forming a single surface. Liston is available in various sizes, ranging from 50 x 50 to 100 x 200 centimetres.

Prima Vista, the brochure stand designed by Toon van Tuijl, displays brochures, books and magazines clearly. The stand, which is freestanding, is a real eye-catcher. Five brochure holders are attached to the metal frame. A special magnetic support makes the stand suitable for smaller paper sizes.

Foldr is a brochure stand for on the wall. The design created by designer Coen van Ham has been inspired by a sheet of paper. The parts that have been folded outwards function as holders for magazines and brochures. Thanks to the efficient use of materials this refined brochure stand hardly takes up any space.

What makes the Sticks series of coat stands so unique is the combination of plastic, aluminium and oak wood. Sticks Round is an open design with twelve double hooks. The crown, umbrella holder and base are made from aluminium and finished with white textured varnish.