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Big corpus, narrow DBV-271
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Big corpus, narrow DBV-271
About this product
Architonic ID: 1325766
SKU: DBV-271
Year of Launch: 2005
Material: melamin white, base out of massive oiled oak.
Measure: W 55 x D 45 x H 119cm
Concept
The furniture programm debe.deline consists of corpusses in two different widths and three different heights, which can optionally be completed with doors or shelves, as well as baskets Every room in which adults and children are staying can be equipped with these furnitures..
At the childrens doctor, public domains, playing areas at a shop, in a lobby or in libraries.
Furnitures can be extended into the room or arranged space-saving to the wall. Just as that a beautiful childrens room at home, a room four young adults or a living room can be arranged with separate furnitures.
The furnitures are manufactured out of white low-emission melamine. They are impassible and easy to clean. Bases, knobs and details are built out of massive and oiled oak.
Doors and drawer fronts are padded with loden, which is very robust and insensitive thanks to its natural lanolin. This makes a harmonic overall picture. Lodes is warm and impassible to dirt. At the same time the padded doors are a great noise attenuator.
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Specifications
Usage
Residential
Design files
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Distributors
Designers
Jannis Ellenberger
Germany
Jannis Ellenberger was born in 1974 in Kassel, Germany. First he served an apprenticeship as a cabinetmaker to finally continue his studies at the Academy of Design in Münster. In 2006 he established a studio for product- and interiordesign in Bremen, which is mainly working on designs of furniture, lighting and accessories and has been collaborating with several national and international brands such as CB2 (USA), De Breuyn (D), HansK (SE), Prandina (I), Lumess (CH) or Friesland Porzellanfabrik (D). Amongst others, his designs were award by the iF Product Design Award or the European Product Design Award in Gold. Besides he realized a collection of sustainable and regionally manufactured furniture sold by his brand "ellenberger". Human needs are always in the center of any design process and the designer has to take over responsibility for the things that shape our environment. ellenbergerdesign develops interiors and products, that are precise and always concentrating on the essential, yet adding a warm touch and feel to it. At the same time we see our designs in the context of our clients requirements. Design is a process which implies a close cooperation between all professionals being involved. This means that we may support our clients throughout the whole design process. Trustful and long-term relationships are important to us.
