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Gunnar Bolin designed the Classic shoe rack in the late 1950s. Its rounded form broke new ground and saved a lot of legs from sharp edges.

Gunnar Bolin designed the Classic shoe rack in the late 1950s. Its rounded form broke new ground and saved a lot of legs from sharp edges. Here you see it with just one shelf.

A robust and well-made shoe rack inspired by the Classic model, but with brackets made of moulded beech, birch or oak instead of steel tubes. Available as a hat and a shoe rack.

The Nostalgi hat and shoe racks were designed by Gunnar Bolin in 1937. The rack has come and gone over the years, but is now regarded as a classic in the history of Swedish furniture.

The Emelie shoe rack is a neat and functional shoe rack which is available in different widths to fit many spaces where you need somewhere to store shoes.

Robust free-standing shoe rack with shelves in lacquered wooden bars. Available in various designs and widths.

Robust shoe rack with shelves in lacquered wooden bars. Available in both free-standing and wall-mounted designs in various widths.

The Tamburin range came out of Andreas Klippinge’s desire to design something ‘super-functional’. He settled on a free-standing shoe rack, important for Swedish homes and indispensable where the Scandinavian climate with its wide seasonal variations places big demands on the performance of the hallway.

The freestanding shoe rack Funk is made of stainless steel and designed to fit with the hat rack Funk. Designed by Mats Theselius in the 1990s, but only recently refined and put into production.