When the String Wall System was introduced, it broke new ground in how people thought about storage. Unlike bulky cabinets or fixed shelving, String offered a lightweight and modular system that could be adapted to any space. With its signature ladder-like side panels and sleek shelves, it brought elegance, flexibility, and practicality together—a rare combination that remains unmatched decades later.
Design enthusiasts Peter Erlandsson and Pär Josefsson founded String Furniture in 2004, reviving and expanding the vision of Nisse and Kajsa Strinning. Their goal was to preserve the timeless qualities of the original while inviting fresh ideas into the collection, ensuring String remains relevant for contemporary lifestyles.
Why Choose String Furniture for Your Home in Singapore?
In Singapore, where space is often at a premium, String Furniture offers a perfect solution. Its modular design allows you to maximise vertical space, keeping your home organised without sacrificing style. From HDB flats to larger landed homes, String fits effortlessly into any environment. Whether you need a compact work desk, a bookshelf, or a full living room wall system, String adapts to your lifestyle.
Key Advantages of String Furniture:
- Modularity: Easily expand, rearrange, or reconfigure as your needs change.
- Timeless Design: A classic look that never feels outdated.
- Light and Elegant: Minimalist lines that make spaces feel open and uncluttered.
- Durability: Crafted with high-quality materials built to last generations.
- Versatility: Suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, home offices, or kitchens.
String Furniture at Danish Design Co
Danish Design Co in Singapore offers a carefully curated selection of String Furniture, ensuring you can bring this design icon into your home. Whether you’re looking for a small starter setup or a fully customised wall system, our team can help you design a configuration that suits your space, lifestyle, and aesthetic.
By choosing String from Danish Design Co, you’re investing in more than furniture—you’re investing in a piece of Scandinavian design history.

