With the intention of creating a modern and multifunctional shelf, Neuland, Paster & Geldmacher created the Network Shelf.

The Network Shelf is special no matter how you look at it. With a light and modular structure, this piece is versatile as well as functional. You can combine the colour of the structure with the four colours of the shelves and choose, as you wish, its composition.

Each kit contains 5 shelves, so you can use different colours in the same shelf. It is these small details that make the Network shelving unit completely adapt to you and your personality.

Lacquered version of the Leon Wood sideboard.

Through a play of optical effects, the product appears to be different from any point of view.

The vertical stripes of the design are visible on the front of the doors, but when viewed from the side and due to the natural light-shadow effect, the light or dark homogeneity prevails.

Frame in wood particle board or lacquered MDF. Doors in lacquered MDF. Tempered glass shelves, although they can be totally or partially replaced by wooden shelves.

No matter how you look at it, the Leon Wood Sideboard is elegant, with a different look and perfect for storing your things.

The Leon Wood Sideboard is the beech wood version of the well-known Leon Sideboard. It manages to play with an optical effect that attracts all eyes and stands out from the rest, because if you look at it from the front you can see the vertical stripes perfectly, while if you look at it from the side, you can see the wood in its natural tone.

The Leon sideboard adapts to any style thanks to its three models and two heights. A versatile sideboard and above all with great storage capacity so you can keep all your belongings.

The Carlos Sideboard honours the artist Carlos Cruz-Diez and his Op Art style works.

With different doors and two heights to choose from, the Carlos Sideboard has a visual effect that makes it special. The effect of a curtain that opens and closes creates a different, original and personal view of this sideboard.

Depending on how you look at it, it doesn\'t just look like a sideboard, but goes beyond that. From two to four doors, the Carlos Sideboard has an unusual style called Op Art. From optical illusions, an abstract reality is created that turns this piece into the gaze of all visitors.