Individual unique piece
Whether for storage, presentation or as a room divider – thanks to the variable metal back panels, which can be chosen closed or with a perforated pattern, the character of the "MATCH" furniture from müller möbelfabrikation can be changed quickly and easily. And this also applies to the dimensions: the heights 179 and 215 centimetres and the widths 45, 60, 90 and 120 centimetres are options. Any RAL colour and a silk matt lacquer finish can be selected for the desired colour scheme. The müller möbelfabrikation team has also thought of a combination of system elements or a later extension. "MATCH" can thus be realised according to individual wishes.
"In addition to 'STACK' and 'SCALA', two very proven shelving systems in our collection, we wanted to create a third variant with a new fresh design language - open, light, transparent, flexible. Due to its variability, 'MATCH' can be used for all living areas, such as living, kitchen, bathroom or wardrobe," says Evelyn Hummel, who founded the müller möbelfabrikation brand together with Wendelin Müller in 1996. Specialising in premium metal furniture, the company has particularly high standards for the design, quality and value of its products to guarantee both precise lines in form and a long service life. Thanks to the production in their own manufacturing plant in Augsburg, transparent production processes are given, in which even tricky tasks can be solved quickly.
"'MATCH' is torsion-free, stable and wear-free, can be adapted to any desired style and is also completely recyclable. Our goal was to create a shelf that is clean and pure without any visible screw connections. The 'MATCH' shelf consists of individual parts, which have to be constructed in such a way that they can be assembled exactly and precisely at the end. Especially the connections between the shelf and the side ladders were a great challenge. There is an enormous amount of design work behind this, which Wendelin Müller solved perfectly together with our product development department," says Evelyn Hummel. (am)
