L&Z create ‘ed’ – a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
all images courtesy of L&Z

 

 

 

rather than explicitly defining a prescribed function, the mobile pedestal ‘ed’ designed by daniel loch for L&Z is a structure that offers a diverse range of uses. folded out of a single piece of steel, the agile object can hold items such as notebooks, smartphones or tablets, be turned into a coffee table with extra storage space, or used as a spontaneous seat for visitors. the design provides a flexible solution for both the home and work environment. the proportions of ‘ed’ are based on standard formats common to the workplace. a versatile tool for modern life it is adaptable to different situations: home-offices, co-working spaces and residential homes. all of the components are manufactured in germany and have undergone extensive durability tests, ensuring that this product is also built to last.

 

 

L&Z create ed - a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
the pedestal can be easily transported to different settings

 

 

L&Z create ed - a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
ed in a work environment

 

 

L&Z create ed - a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
ed in a residential setting and functioning as a seat

 

 

L&Z create ed - a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
the mobile pedestal is available in blood orange, white and black

 

 

L&Z create ed - a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
ed is a flexible object and can be used as a storage container

 

 

L&Z create ed - a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
ed being used to carry books at a bookstore

 

 

L&Z create ed - a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
a glazed ash wood drawer for the small things

 

 

L&Z create ed - a folded mobile pedestal made from steel
the universal object sitting next to the sinus trestle

 

 

project info:

 

container: folded steel sheet 2 mm, powder-coated
drawer: solid ash, lacquered
measurements: H 53 x W 31 x D 46 cm
weight: 12 kg
maximum loading: up to 100 kg
manufacturing location: made in germany

 

 

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