Designed by Jonas Trampedach for Frama, the Rivet Case is a functional storage piece with a myriad of uses. The Rivet Case makes an assured statement with its solid and versatile design. It can be placed vertically as well as horizontally while functioning as a storage unit, side table, pedestal for display or a combination of all three. Thanks to the separate backplate it is easy (and already prepared) to mount on the wall. Used as a wall-mounted storage product it opens up even more display possibilities.
Based on the traditional hand construction technique of riveting, the Rivet Series is made of laser-cut raw aluminium sheets, hereafter joined together by hand using a basic hammer tool. The traditional riveting technique takes advantage of the aluminium's softness making it easy to shape. Hand-made in a local workshop, the designs will show natural irregularities. In keeping with the purity of the design and honest construction, the aluminium is left untreated. The raw aluminium surface will develop its own and unique graceful patina over time.
The Frama's Rivet Collection is a series of both functional and aesthetically striking pieces suitable for any room or space.
Rivet Case
Rivet Case
by Frama
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Technical Information
Dimensions:-
Width: 98.3 cm, Height: 48.1 cm, Depth: 33.8 cm
Materials/Construction
Untreated raw aluminium construction with slightly bevelled edges.
Made in: Lithuania
Please Note: Due to the use of untreated aluminium, variations and marks will occur. Stains will appear upon the surface when in contact with liquids.
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Designed by Jonas Trampedach for Frama, the Rivet Case is a functional storage piece with a myriad of uses. The Rivet Case makes an assured statement with its solid and versatile design. It can be placed vertically as well as horizontally while functioning as a storage unit, side table, pedestal for display or a combination of all three. Thanks to the separate backplate it is easy (and already prepared) to mount on the wall. Used as a wall-mounted storage product it opens up even more display possibilities.
Based on the traditional hand construction technique of riveting, the Rivet Series is made of laser-cut raw aluminium sheets, hereafter joined together by hand using a basic hammer tool. The traditional riveting technique takes advantage of the aluminium's softness making it easy to shape. Hand-made in a local workshop, the designs will show natural irregularities. In keeping with the purity of the design and honest construction, the aluminium is left untreated. The raw aluminium surface will develop its own and unique graceful patina over time.
The Frama's Rivet Collection is a series of both functional and aesthetically striking pieces suitable for any room or space.
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This product is designed by
Jonas Trampedach
After graduating from The Royal College of Art, London in 2009, Jonas Trampedach established his design studio in Copenhagen, focusing on products, furniture and lighting.
The studio has a varied approach when working with materials, processes and techniques, to create work that spans design for mass production to limited editions and unique pieces. Jonas Trampedach's work is based on clear legible principles, often with a sculptural quality. While the majority of his projects can be defined as industrial design, many of these also tend to incorporate elements of craft.