thomas schnur’s gravity wardrobe for nomess at maison et objet

thomas schnur’s gravity wardrobe for nomess at maison et objet
photography by alexander böhle

german product designer thomas schnur presents ‘gravity’ at maison et objet in paris- a reinterpretation of a wardrobe where he has minimized the object to its very basic elements. created for nomess copenhagen, the simple but innovative design uses only a cord string to produce a balance of forces to hold up the bended mental tube. fabricated as a black, metal curving tube, the string is fixed to the wall by two metal hooks.

the design uses gravity and force to support the rail itself

the string is fixed to the wall by two metal hook

easy to assemble, ‘gravity’ rethinks the idea of a wardrobe

closeup of the product

items are hung up on the rail, allowing more space to be used for other home furniture

lightweight and can be adapted to a variety of home styles

the ‘gravity’ design is presented at paris’ maison and object