Normann Copenhagen has just launched a versatile and decorative storage solution called Pocket Organizers, designed by Simon Legald . The simple, rounded silhouette of Pocket gives it a friendly and welcoming feel and it is suitable for any part of your home where extra storage space is needed.
Inspired by a bulging shirt pocket, Simon Legald has designed Pocket so that it curves outwards. The flat opening at the top and the rounded bottom completes this reference. Pocket is mounted on the wall with a sliding bracket, making it easy to lift off and clean. Pocket is available in four different sizes and is useful for countless purposes ranging from a magazine holder to the storage of pencils, make-up, kitchen utensils, plants and lots more.
Simon Legald says: ”My aim was to make a flexible wall-mounted storage solution for all of the smaller items that you never know where to put. By using the walls you can make the most of the space you have available. The different sizes of Pocket mean that it can easily be adapted to suit individual needs. It will work in homes with both a little and lot of space.”
A choice of six different colors provides plenty opportunity for combining the Pocket Organizers to fit exactly with your taste and decor. For example, you can hang a row of white Pockets on a white wall in the hallway for a uniform and calming feel, use dark green and black as a sophisticated contrast to a light wall in the bedroom or living room or create your own creative and colorful patterns by mixing colors and sizes.
Sizes and prices:
1: H: 3.14 in x L: 6.29 in x D: 2.87 in, USD 17.50
2: H: 3.9 in x L: 5.11 in x D: 2.12 in, USD 17.50
3: H: 5.51in x L: 3.93 in x D: 2.87 in, USD 17.50
4: H: 7.48 in x L: 11.02 in x D: 4.46 in, USD 35
About Simon Legald :
The Danish designer Simon Legald graduated from Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in the summer of 2012. His work consists of both small and large scale products, often created in the cross field between craftsmanship and industry. Simon Legald likes to use the necessary techniques for his designs as part of their expression. He does this by highlighting them visually as opposed to hiding them.
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