Headerbild des Projekts BOX04 – modernes modulares Möbelstück
Illustration des modularen Möbelkonzepts BOX04

BOX04

The system is expandable, and the base area provides space for three modules. The furniture can be used in various rooms. It can function as a sideboard or wall cabinet, but it can also be used as a bench with side tables or stools. Stylistically, the furniture can be categorized as a blend of Bauhaus and industrial design. It relies on a clear design language and strong color and material contrasts.

Detailansicht des BOX04-Möbelstücks mit Holz und Metallrahmen, Janick Entrop Industreidesign München
Materialübersicht des Projekts BOX04 mit Holz, Linoleum und Stahl, Janick Entrop Industreidesign München nachahaltigesdesign

MATERIAL

The bodies are veneered with walnut and made from 15 mm plywood panels, each measuring 400 mm x 400 mm x 400 mm. The fronts of the bodies are coated with anthracite-colored linoleum. The bodies feature a door and two drawers. The frame for the bodies is made from a 40 mm thick plywood panel, reinforced and supported by powder-coated table legs.

Nahaufnahme der Farb- und Materialkombination von BOX04 - Janick Entrop Industreidesign München

COLOR

The color scheme, along with the form and function, reflects the minimalism and functionalism of the 1960s. Oiled European walnut veneer, paired with anthracite linoleum and powder-coated steel for the handle and frame.

Gesamtansicht des modularen Möbelstücks BOX04 mit mehreren Konfigurationen - Janick Entrop Industreidesign München

FUNCTION

The system works similarly to Lego bricks through a form-fitting connection. On the bench and the tops of the modules, there is a drilling grid, reinforced with metal inserts. On the underside of the modules, there are metal rods that fit into the grid. The metal rods serve both as a connection between the individual elements and as furniture legs and spacers between the modules. This also helps protect the surfaces of the bench and modules.