Müller Möbelwerkstätten - Konnex Shelving System

 

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The Konnex Shelving System was designed for people who enjoy shaping and organizing their environment. With this innovative new system of connecting cubes it became possible.

Konnex was designed by the young designer Florian Gross. A basic cube set, consisting of three modules, can be individually assembled to a shelf. Additionally different basic sets can be added to unique storage furniture: For this, the different slits around one cube can be slid into the side walls of another. The concept of the basic set allows the modules to be moved and be stored easily occupying hardly any space. The cubes of the basic set are simply placed in one another.

The Konnex durability is warranted by its material: A basic set consists of 6 mm HPL (High Pressure Laminated Boards): which are respectively glued with a 2k-heavy duty adhesive for its stability.

The 31,2 mm depth Konnex has been designed for the floor, but wall fixing material is included in the delivery package. The 20 cm depth Konnex can also be mounted at a wall. Wall fixing products will be included.

A combination of both is not possible.

Supplementary information

• Placing suggests for the Konnex Shelf System (PDF 119 KB)
• More Information about Konnex (PDF 2.09 MB)
• Konnex Configurator

Design: Florian Gross

Florian Gross lives and works in Tübingen. He was born in the year 1982. In the year 2001 he concluded his apprenticeship as a carpenter. Shortly after that he began studying interior design, what he finally absolved successfully in the year 2009. Designer Florian Gross

Honoured with: Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany

The Design Award is the official recognition of excellence in design offered by the Federal Republic of Germany. It is the central thrust in the campaign of the Federal German Ministry of Economics and Technology to promote good design. Designaward Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany

Honoured with: Good Design Award

The Museum’s historic Good Design program originated in Chicago in 1950 and was organized by Edgar J. Kaufmann, Jr., former curator of the Museum of Modern Art. Designaward Good Design Award