Pira Cabinet
Solid cabinets with discreet handles in walnut or white oak, placed directly on the shelf to furnish it and give it character. The wood creates a warm contrast to the metal. Pira generation two is a contemporary interpretation of the original Pira from 1954, designed by Anna von Schewen and Björn Dahlström. The modular system can be freestanding with floor to ceiling tension, or wall mounted.
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Materials
Veneered particleboard and solid wood, clear lacquer, gloss 5
Notes
The 26.1"W cabinet fits both shelf widths. The 34"W cabinet fits the 35.4"W shelf.
Placed directly on the shelf. Flat packed, assembly required.
Wood is a living material and can change appearance over time, especially in direct sunlight.
Care
Wipe with a clean, non-abrasive cloth.
Damp wipe with a mild pH-neutral cleanser solution.
Architect and designer Anna von Schewen is considered one of Sweden's most progressive and experimental designers, and has designed several products for String Furniture together with her partner Björn Dahlström. Dahlström is a well established Swedish industrial designer whose work is represented in museums around the world, including the National Museum for Art, Architecture and Design in Oslo, the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The new Pira builds on the 1954 original by Olle Pira.
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Designer
Architect and designer Anna von Schewen is considered one of Sweden's most progressive and experimental designers, and has designed several products for String Furniture together with her partner Björn Dahlström. Dahlström is a well established Swedish industrial designer whose work is represented in museums around the world, including the National Museum for Art, Architecture and Design in Oslo, the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The new Pira builds on the 1954 original by Olle Pira.
