Perfect order – creativity in focus: The Base Office is a personal assistant in professional everyday life, keeping essential tools organised and within reach.
Recycled Materials Individually made for you Made in Germany
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The Base Office Organizer embodies aesthetic structure and precise organisation. Its rounded, minimalist design, combined with practical functionality, not only brings a harmonious calm to its environment but also ensures order and enhances productivity.
The modular elements adapt to individual needs – whether on the desk, in the bathroom, or the hallway. The Base Office becomes a personal assistant that is indispensable in everyday life. Create space for creativity - with Base.
Material Recycled food packaging waste (rPLA, post-industrial)
Dimensions (LxWxH)
Base Office 1: 29 cm x 10.8 cm x 10 cm
Base Office 2: 20 cm x 20 cm x 10 cm
Weight 1.1 kg
Manufacturing country Germany
Note Do not expose to heat higher than 60°C.
The special feature of the products: All design objects are manufactured in northern Germany using mainly recycled materials through additive manufacturing. Every lamp is meticulously quality-checked and thoughtfully hand-packaged.
A little care goes a long way.
recozy Designobjekte zeichnen sich durch zirkuläres Design, Funktionalität und Langlebigkeit aus. Unter Berücksichtigung der Pflege- und Nutzungshinweise können recozy Organizer in gutem Zustand erhalten bleiben und ihre Lebensdauer verlängert werden.
recozy designs are circular and realised through timeless collections.
The incorporated cork gives the organizer a special tactile quality.
The Base organizer is mainly made from recycled materials.
Lennart Ebert is a graduated designer and trained joiner from Düsseldorf, Germany. He mainly works on drafts for furniture and lighting in his studio. His design takes focus on sustainable aesthetics and bases on material-immanent properties. He precisely reviews a product's aesthetic, practical and semantic function to question and rethink it. Interdisciplinary observations serve him as inspiration for function, form and colouring.
