Form Meets Function: A Versatile Seating and Storage Solution
It took 87 years for the Nostalgi rack to get a bench in the product family.
Even so, the bench seems obvious as an addition to the product family. Inspired by the hat and shoe rack, Roger Persson has designed a flexible and sturdy product that extends indefinitely with the help of middle brackets.
But it can also function as a free-standing shoe rack, a seat to tie your shoes on at the entrance, or even a combination of the two. As with the other Nostalgi products, the brackets are made of recycled aluminium, joined by metal or wooden bars.
Roger Persson
Roger is an industrial designer with an MFA degree from HDK in Gothenburg and the School of Visual Arts in New York. He has been running his own business in Gothenburg since 2009, specializing in furniture and lighting design. Rogers portfolio extends beyond furniture, including designs for everything from toys to switches. Some of his notable clients include Swedese, Karl Andersson & Söner, Belid, and FOC.
More design by Roger Persson:
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