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Wandregal STONE ELEGANCE Schwebendes Board aus Marmor-Komposit im Soft-Edge-Design 100 cm

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Wandregal STONE ELEGANCE Schwebendes Board aus Marmor-Komposit im Soft-Edge-Design 100 cmKurzbeschreibung Holen Sie sich den luxurisen Look von echtem Stein an Ihre Wand! Das 100 cm breite Wandregal "Stone Elegance" aus hochwertigem Marmor Komposit besticht durch seine sanft abgerundeten Kanten und eine faszinierende, helle Textur. Trotz seiner massiven Strke von 8 cm und enormen 29 cm Tiefe schwebt dieses imposante Statement Piece dank verdeckter Metallhalterung scheinbar schwerelos im Raum. Ausfhrliche Beschreibung Verabschieden Sie

Kurzbeschreibung

Holen Sie sich den luxuriösen Look von echtem Stein an Ihre Wand! Das 100 cm breite Wandregal "Stone Elegance" aus hochwertigem Marmor-Komposit besticht durch seine sanft abgerundeten Kanten und eine faszinierende, helle Textur. Trotz seiner massiven Stärke von 8 cm und enormen 29 cm Tiefe schwebt dieses imposante Statement-Piece dank verdeckter Metallhalterung scheinbar schwerelos im Raum.

Ausführliche Beschreibung

Verabschieden Sie sich von Standard-Regalen und inszenieren Sie Ihre Wände wie eine moderne Kunstgalerie! Das Wandregal "Stone Elegance" bringt die kühle, exklusive Ästhetik von Stein direkt in Ihr Wohnzimmer, Bad oder den Flur und setzt dabei völlig neue Maßstäbe in Sachen Design.

Der Korpus besteht aus hochwertigem Marmor-Komposit. Dieses Material fängt den edlen, puristischen Look und die feine Textur von echtem Naturstein perfekt ein, lässt sich aber hervorragend in Form gießen. Die Formgebung ist dabei ein genialer Kontrast zum massiven Material: Anstelle von harten, spitzen Kanten verfügt das Regal über formschön abgerundete Ecken. Dieses softe Design nimmt dem Regal die Strenge und lässt es wunderbar fließend wirken.

Mit einer stolzen Materialstärke von 8 cm und einer außergewöhnlichen Tiefe von 29 cm ist dieses 1 Meter lange Board eine absolute Präsenz an jeder Wand. Es bietet luxuriös viel Platz für große Coffee-Table-Books, ausladende Vasen oder Ihre liebsten Kunstobjekte.

Trotz dieser massiven Erscheinung wirkt das Regal absolut leichtfüßig. Zwei mitgelieferte, stabile Metallstreifen sorgen für eine komplett unsichtbare Wandmontage. Das Regal scheint wie von Zauberhand an der Wand zu schweben und trägt bei fachgerechter Anbringung bis zu 15 kg Gewicht.

(Tipp: Sie haben eine richtig große Wandfläche? Kombinieren Sie diese 100-cm-Version versetzt mit den noch längeren 150-cm- und 200-cm-Modellen der Stone-Serie für ein atemberaubendes, architektonisches Gesamtbild!)

Highlights & Materialvorteile:

  • Luxuriöse Stein-Optik: Gefertigt aus Marmor-Komposit für einen exklusiven, puristischen Look mit feiner Textur.
  • Imposante Maße: Mit 8 cm Dicke und 29 cm Tiefe bietet das Board enorm viel Stellfläche und eine starke optische Präsenz.
  • Elegantes Soft-Edge-Design: Sanft abgerundete Ecken brechen die Härte des Stein-Looks wunderbar auf.
  • Schwebende Leichtigkeit: Die verdeckte Montage (inkl. Metallstreifen) sorgt für einen faszinierenden, schwerelosen Effekt.
  • Hohe Tragkraft: Zuverlässig und stabil bis zu 15 kg belastbar.

Technische Daten & Maße:

  • Gesamtbreite: 100 cm
  • Gesamttiefe: 29 cm
  • Gesamthöhe (Dicke): 8 cm
  • Max. Tragfähigkeit: 15 kg
  • Material: Marmor-Komposit (Farbe: Hell / Sand-Weiß)
  • Montage: Unsichtbare Wandmontage (mittels 2 Metallstreifen)
  • Lieferzustand: Aufgebaut

Einrichtungstipp:

Dieses helle Regal im Stein-Look schreit förmlich nach Kontrasten! Montieren Sie es an einer dunkel gestrichenen Wand (z. B. Anthrazit, tiefes Waldgrün oder Navy-Blau) – so sticht die helle Marmor-Optik spektakulär hervor. Platzieren Sie darauf einige mattschwarze Skulpturen oder dunkelgrüne, herabhängende Zimmerpflanzen, um den modernen Galerie-Look perfekt zu machen.

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