Minimalist aesthetics meet a well thought-out and flexible construction principle: the LIESL shelf designed by Marie Luise Stein for Nils Holger Moormann is based on a combination of four differently sized shelves and four different stainless steel rods that can be put together in a modular fashion. The basic structure of a shelf only requires two fixing points for two rods on the wall. As soon as the top shelf is mounted, further elements can be "threaded" from below to an individually selected position - additional drill holes or brackets on the wall are not necessary. - This means that the LIESL system can be adapted and extended at any time without losing any of its clarity.

Another feature of LIESL is the deliberate use of untreated materials: shelves are made of raw aluminum, the rods are made of stainless steel. Both materials develop a natural patina over time - so a warm welcome to any small scratches, signs of oxidation or unevenness! Over time, they make each shelf unique and full of character.

Whether as a bookshelf, kitchen shelf or object holder: LIESL combines timeless design with intelligent functionality - and remains flexible, expandable and ages beautifully.

In typical Moormann fashion, LIESL is manufactured regionally in small workshops in the Bavarian Chiemgau region.

Max. Load per shelf section (= axial dimension between 2 bars): 10 kg
Max. Load per mounting head: 80 kg