Grid pendant & ceiling design by Front Design for Zero

Grid Jkab | Scandinavian Design

Front have been praised for their exploration of the design process and their innovative thought process and forms

On occasion, they have used help, allowing the final result to be determined by magicians, animals or chance.

A constant flow innovative processes can be seen in their output, and in Grid, industry standard sheet metal with various hole formations decorates the series of pendant and ceiling fittings.

Grid is available in three patterns. Two different perforated metal patterns and one in expanded metal. L 1250 mm.
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If you need more information please contact:
Per Gill. Tel: +46 481 80053 E-mail: per.gill@zero.se

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