STEFAN BAGNOLI AND WINGNUT SHELF

There’s something to be said for a design that expertly combines form with function and refuses to compromise one for the other. Pen and Melbourne-based architect Stefan Bagnoli’s recent collaboration is not only highly functional, it’s also ridiculously good looking.

Timber used in the Wingnut shelves are local and can be selected from Victorian Ash, American Oak or Beech, depending on the region in which it’s ordered. In Australia, Pen is excited to offer Hydrowood as a premium shelving option. This timber is harvested from Tasmania’s Pieman River, where it’s sat underwater for over 25 years following the river’s damming. Hydrowood is one of the country’s most ambitious forestry projects and Pen proudly supports this industry initiative. The US market has a selection of sustainably sourced American hardwoods through certified partners

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Wingnut Shelf by Stefan Bagnoli and Pen

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