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Intervalle Shelving by Ligne Roset

French designer Guillaume Delvigne has added a wall-mounted storage system to his Intervalle range of shapely wood furnishings for Ligne Roset. Characterized by the same organic quality as the previous bench, dining table and low coffee table, the shelving is composed of horizontal planes with softly rounded edges that appear seamlessly fused to their fin-like vertical supports. Strikingly simple, the shelving units are available in three sizes, with two wood options for the supports (natural-varnished walnut or white-varnished oak) and two satin-finish lacquers for the shelves (black or green).

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Logos by Molteni&C

Low-slung and sophisticated, the Logos storage system by Vincent Van Duysen for Molteni&C can be customized for composition and finish. Sleek vertical dividers break up the mix-and-match horizontal modules, which include open compartments, drawers and cabinets with doors, and range in height from 36 to 125 centimetres. A refined palette of wood, lacquer, glass or metal can be selected with the option for bronze mirror or fabric back panels; interior LEDs run along the tops and create dynamic reflections against the materials. Logos can be placed directly on the floor, anchored to the wall or set upon a trestle base.

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KGT Wall Unit by UTIL

An evolution of the KGT storage box by industrial design practice CPRV (with studios in London and Marseille) for UTIL — the Lisbon-based maker of minimal yet functional storage furniture — the KGT wall unit can be arranged as a cabinet with one, three or six vertical or three horizontal drawers. Inspired by Donald Judd sculptures, an intentional space was left between each case, lending it visual lightness and a distinct expression. The individual drawers can be removed completely, reverting them back to their original function as a handy portable box. KGT is made from aluminum in a brushed finish or powder-coated in ultramarine, coral, light grey, ivory, pure green or orange.

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Relief by String Furniture

Equally attractive from all sides thanks to the meticulous attention to detail paid by Stockholm-based TAF Studio, the Relief modular storage system for String Furniture can do double duty as an elegant space divider. The series includes three differently sized chests of drawers (with deceptively generous cavities) that can be mixed and matched to create need-appropriate configurations, as well as matching hook rails in three lengths. Named for the graphic relief effect of the tailored edging, the units are made from wood and veneered MDF and are offered in five TAF-chosen matte colourways: grey, white, beige, orange and natural ash.