ST20 RASTER  design is a grid-based set of patterns of a specific space. The most common architectural or graphic strategy when processing all kinds of current tasks with an eye on a regulated structure. Reducing to inner requirements e.g. in work areas, “grid design” helps to make public spaces economically relevant and enables producers to respond to multiple requirements without abandoning their economic purpose, by handling large systems and keeping the ecological footprint of each project small, e.g. B. by volume reduction......
The newly designed overall concept ST20 RASTER is an aesthetically and systemically attractive answer to “new work” requirements, which currently and will dominate the global interior discussion for open office spaces.
RASTER “works” with just a few small knots and four knots / end piece for the prominent base frame, as well as three aluminum profiles (small / large) and a 20x2mm steel tube.
All materials can be separated without screws (!) or, as in the case of the base frame, Al - nodes and Al - profiles are glued.
The sustainable product design was always top priority and runs through the entire concept.
In order to implement the desired “abilities already in the draft, a focus was placed on achieving a stable structure, taking into account a flexible grid, primarily technically and at the same time formally.
This also applies equally to the consumer area, of course such a simple flat pack system is very suitable for enriching the home office world or to be used in the living area analogous to the wooden furniture.
Basically, RASTER expands the entire spectrum to include upholstery, storage, acoustics and interior space, and RASTER can of course also be viewed on its own. RASTER serves all interior segments industrially as well as the consumer area - in both options the USPs of the system and its clear formal language combined with the high precision in the expression are the basis of the attractiveness, for end customers in the application as well as for the manufacturer due to the overall very reduced structure.


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