String System Living room F comb. dark brown, dark oak

String System Living Room F – Dark Red / Dark Oak

Design by Nils Strinning, 1946.

With the String System Living Room F, you bring a true Scandinavian design classic into your home. This stylish sideboard combination, finished in dark brown and dark oak, combines timeless design with the flexibility for which the iconic String System has been known for decades.

The arrangement is built from individual modules and offers an elegant balance between closed and open storage space. The three sliding door cabinets create a calm, uncluttered look, while the open shelves are perfect for displaying books, design objects, or personal accessories. Thanks to the extra storage space under the cabinets, this configuration is also ideal for storing paperback books or magazines.

The great advantage of the String System is its modular construction. All parts are available separately and can be easily expanded or modified. This allows the system to effortlessly grow with your interior or changing living preferences.

The floor panels are made of powder-coated steel, ensuring a sleek and stable base. The cabinets and shelves are made of high-quality MDF, finished with a refined dark oak veneer that adds warmth and a natural look to the minimalist design.

With a depth of only 30 cm, the cabinet maintains an airy appearance and fits effortlessly into living rooms, dining rooms, and home offices alike.

Specifications
Design: Nils Strinning (1946)
Finish: Dark brown / dark oak
Dimensions: W 240 × H 85 × D 30 cm

Components:

4 floor panels
3 cabinets with sliding doors
3 shelves
Floor panel material: Powder-coated steel
Cabinet and shelf material: MDF with dark oak veneer.

* Made to order product.

About the designer

The Swedish architect and designer Nils "Nisse" Strinning (1917–2006) is one of the most influential designers in Scandinavian design. Together with his wife Kajsa Strinning, he designed the now world-famous String System in 1949 for a design competition organized by the Swedish publisher Bonnier. Thanks to its lightweight construction, modular design, and timeless appearance, the system grew into an international design icon that is still produced and loved worldwide.