In other shelves, dishes are hidden in the closet. In this concept, a hybrid of shelf and crockery is created. This is possible because the specially designed crockery forms the relief-like front wall of the shelf. In addition to the storage space in the front, there is the option of storing more crockery, cups, glasses, etc. on the shelves inside. The crockery set is modularly expandable. Depending on the occasion or personal preferences, it is possible to expand or exchange the plates.

Florian Beser is a young Product and Graphic Designer with a passion for good Design. He likes to give a second function to things that we only use casually in everyday life and to restructure things. Always in focus: the potential buyer and his needs. He likes to give objects a functional added value and thus create a kind of surprise effect on the user. Florian Beser thinks that objects shouldn't always be hidden in cupboards or shelves. They can be an integral part of a creation and become a functional element!

Florian Beser is a designer with a focus on products, packaging and furniture. He understands design as the duality of conception and implementation. When concepting, his focus is on analysis, brainstorming and iteration. When implementing, he can indulge his passion for material and prototype experiments. In 2020, Florian Beser graduated with a B.A. Produktdesign from the FH Aachen and is currently working as a junior designer at the WOLKENdieb design agency in Aachen, Germany.