Wall shelf - Münster
Designed by: Sartorini
The inspiration for this wall shelf comes from the distinctive gable shapes on Prinzipalmarkt in Münster, which were renewed after World War II. This shelf not only serves as a practical solution for presenting accessories and pictures but also contributes to the preservation of the historical identity and architectural history of this city.
Thanks to the front railing, it prevents items from falling and picture frames from shifting.
The shelf is made of metal, is bent and laser-cut, and is supported by two side screws.
Overall dimensions: 800 x 150 x 80 x 1.5 mm steel
Surface: RAL 9016 white, powder-coated
I am looking for a company to handle the distribution of this wall shelf.
Stadt Münster - Denkmalschutz
Originally, the plan was to laser a small bicycle contour on the right-hand side of the railing to symbolize Münster's reputation as a bicycle-friendly city. However, the implementation proved to be complex, and due to the tolerances of the railing, it wouldn't have been very recognizable.
Therefore, I opted for a simpler design with a focus on the gables.
To preserve the idea in some way, an implementation of the bicycle as a magnet, possibly in combination with wood, is planned. This would provide an additional function: the ability to pin small notes or pictures, and the freedom to remove them as desired if one chooses not to use the magnet.
