Design House Stockholm Wall Display Step Ladder
Karl Malmvall has designed a step ladder beautiful enough to be displayed on the wall as a piece of decoration, rather than stored away in a dark closet. There is even a small hook included for the purpose, so that it always can be within reach.
Step by Karl Malmvall is function turned into decor. A practical ladder that will always be needed at home. To change a light bulb. To reach that book on the top shelf. To put up a new art piece. Of course, no home is complete without a stepladder. But why do they have to be stowed away? Functionality can definitely be decorative and a graphic addition to home and office.
”I presented a chair for Anders Färdig, founder and former CEO of Design House Stockholm, but he kept looking at that big package I had brought: "Let me see what’s inside!" He ditched the foldable chair, and went with the ladder that was only an add-on.”
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