Aircone

“A dynamic interplay of lines.”
Design by: Stefan Borselius

Aircone is the sequel to Stefan Borselius’s highly successful Airflake. Its design language is comparatively strict and more graphic. Combining the conforming modules with each other elicits a dynamic interplay of lines and shadows. Aircone screen formations are more solid than those of its predecessor, enabling the creation of clearer room divisions. Yet, it is also possible to leave openings to allow light to pass through or to create interesting patterns.

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Information

  • Aircone
    (wxh mm)

    465×405

  • Aircone End, left or right version
    (mm)

    405×240

NB colours on screen may differ slightly to the actual colour.

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    Black

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    Dark grey

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    Grey

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    White

  • Rail
    Aircone can be hung from the ceiling or fastened to a wall with a straight aluminium rail.
    Length: 1500 / 2000 / 3000 mm

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Danish Design Centre Copenhagen Denmark

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