&Tradition Alima NDS5 Storage Shelving
&Tradition Alima NDS5 Storage Shelving

&Tradition

&Tradition Alima NDS5

$2,450.00
Color: Chrome & Lacquered Oak

The Alima NDS5 is a mid-size storage solution designed by Note (design studio), blending practicality with a modern aesthetic. It accommodates a standard-size record player and associated media, offering a balanced solution for both organisation and display. Crafted with a durable steel frame and FSC® certified wood veneer shelves, it features solid wood edges for a refined finish. This versatile shelving unit is designed for circularity and arrives flat-packed for efficient delivery.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Material: Steel frame, wood veneer, solid wood edges
Environment: Indoor
Width: 123 cm
Depth: 38 cm
Height: 95 cm
Shelf Depth: 35 cm
Shelf Length: 118 cm
Weight: 24 kg
Certification: FSC® 100%
Standards: EN 16121 Level 2, BIFMA X5.9, EN 14749
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About the Designer

Note Design Studio

Note Design Studio was founded by Johannes Carlström and Cristiano Pigazzini in 2008. Known for their collaborative spirit, the Stockholm-based collective is responsible for a wide range of design work that spans architecture, interiors, furniture and more.

Drawing upon Scandinavia’s rich legacy of craftsmanship, Note Design Studio creates striking contemporary objects that take inspiration from local natural resources and traditional techniques. With each new endeavour, the studio enlists the full spectrum of creative talent – from graphic designers and product designers, to architects – to ensure a cross-pollination of ideas across disciplines. This unconventional approach results in diverse designs that are distinguished by an element of the unexpected.