Since 1982 the self-taught Nils Holger Moormann, as one of the protagonists of the "New German Design" school, has been producing and selling products from young, unknown designers. Following the main principles of simplicity, intelligence and innovation, the items are generally characterized by innovative characteristics, precise detailed solutions and simple form.
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Kant
Available in both sitting and standing heights, Kant is a straightforward work table with a witty twist—a V-shaped groove in the desktop acts as a bookshelf. Modular accessories include drawers, bookends, a computer tray, and a monitor panel. Height: 29 or 44", Width: 62 or 74", Depth: 41" $1,950-3,035
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Zipfred Chair
The concept of a "finished" product is entirely subjective. Forgoing formal joinery for cable ties and a wooden seat and back for cardboard, Zipfred is still a construction that's far more complex than the box it arrives in.
