Rail-mounted shelving systems were initially popularized by Scandinavian cabinet makers in the early 1930s. Soon after, many architects and designers released their own takes that would become fixtures of the mid-century modern movement. Kim Richardt’s Shelf Library System is a refined interpretation of this tradition with its own design language, an infinitely modular system that lends itself to any space.

The desk section is made up of 2 rails, a desk, and 2-3 shelves. Each shelf supports up to 33 lbs depending on wall material and mounting hardware. The system ships ready to mount and is fully reconfigurable.

Currently on view in Natural Oak at the Assembly Line shop.