Mixing powder coated metal with natural canvas, the Herman Laundry Basket by Ferm Living unites past and present by drawing on modern tendencies and a vintage aesthetic at once. Fine brass bolts and a natural leather string hold the laundry stand together.
Herman Laundry Stand
Herman Laundry Stand
by Ferm Living
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Technical Information
Height: 65 cm, Width: 50 cm, Depth: 40 cm
Materials/Construction
Powder coated metal frame with brass details and leather string.
Mixing powder coated metal with natural canvas, the Herman Laundry Basket by Ferm Living unites past and present by drawing on modern tendencies and a vintage aesthetic at once. Fine brass bolts and a natural leather string hold the laundry stand together.
This product is designed by
Herman Studio
Herman Studio was founded in 2012 by two architects; Helle Herman Mortensen and Jonas Herman Pedersen. Their work spans from textile, ceramics, lighting and furniture design to interior design.
A characteristic of their design is each objects’ clear distinct silhouette. Working with an identifiable outline for each object, makes the design stand out simply, clearly and recognisably. Their great passion for design is in addition to aesthetics especially about construction and the use of materials. They work using a methodical and sequential process between sketches, models and prototypes. Their design process often starts by studying construction methods which plays a central role throughout the entire design process in their own workshop.