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Vertigo

 

Vertigo is a modular shelving system made from stainless steel, featuring a precision-engineered press-fit assembly that allows for tool-free installation and seamless adjustability up to 6 meters in height. Each unit is capable of supporting up to 90 kilograms, making it both robust and versatile. What sets Vertigo apart is its transformative potential: it can easily evolve into a unique wardrobe or display piece using bespoke materials such as mirrors, blackwood, smoked glass, or textile panels. Its architectural presence, minimalist lines, and durable stainless steel frame create a striking contrast with customizable inserts, allowing it to suit residential, retail, or exhibition spaces. Whether used as a shelving unit, freestanding wardrobe, or sculptural room divider, Vertigo offers a balance of function and adaptability.

 

Frame Material: Stainless Steel Pipe, 25mm

Shelf Material: Glass Bead Blasted - 3mm Stainless Steel sheets

Size: Custom made to order

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Vertigo, in Dimensions on the Picture: 3m x 1,50m, stainless steel. Photographed by Frederike Wetzels 2025©

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Handmade L-shaped handle in stainless steel. In the mirror, the L becomes a U. Clear lines, precise edges, seamless finish. © Frederike Wetzels, 2025

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The Vertigo stainless steel shelving system is handmade with a mixture of welded and mechanical connections using only screws for the adjustable shelf heights. Available in custom sizes, each unit is hand made to order, and can be adapted to fit any space. 

A sculptural presence in a narrow hallway, this configuration of the Vertigo shelving system becomes a functional artwork. Here, brushed stainless steel meets mirror-polished surfaces and deep black wood, transforming the structure into a striking, architectural wardrobe. The mirrored door reflects and expands the compact space, while the press-fit shelves suggest weightlessness despite their industrial strength. Suspended between floor and ceiling, the unit appears to float, bridging utility and aesthetic rigor. With its vertical rhythm and material contrast, Vertigo blurs the line between storage and installation—tailored, precise, and quietly monumental.

Vertigo

 

Vertigo is a modular shelving system made from stainless steel, featuring a precision-engineered press-fit assembly that allows for tool-free installation and seamless adjustability up to 6 meters in height. Each unit is capable of supporting up to 90 kilograms, making it both robust and versatile. What sets Vertigo apart is its transformative potential: it can easily evolve into a unique wardrobe or display piece using bespoke materials such as mirrors, blackwood, smoked glass, or textile panels. Its architectural presence, minimalist lines, and durable stainless steel frame create a striking contrast with customizable inserts, allowing it to suit residential, retail, or exhibition spaces. Whether used as a shelving unit, freestanding wardrobe, or sculptural room divider, Vertigo offers a balance of function and adaptability.

 

Frame Material: Stainless Steel Pipe, 25mm

Shelf Material: Glass Bead Blasted - 3mm Stainless Steel sheets

Size: Custom made to order

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Price on request.

 

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Handmade L-shaped handle in stainless steel. In the mirror, the L becomes a U. Clear lines, precise edges, seamless finish. © Frederike Wetzels, 2025

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The Vertigo stainless steel shelving system is handmade with a mixture of welded and mechanical connections using only screws for the adjustable shelf heights. Available in custom sizes, each unit is hand made to order, and can be adapted to fit any space. 

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A sculptural presence in a narrow hallway, this configuration of the Vertigo shelving system becomes a functional artwork. Here, brushed stainless steel meets mirror-polished surfaces and deep black wood, transforming the structure into a striking, architectural wardrobe. The mirrored door reflects and expands the compact space, while the press-fit shelves suggest weightlessness despite their industrial strength. Suspended between floor and ceiling, the unit appears to float, bridging utility and aesthetic rigor. With its vertical rhythm and material contrast, Vertigo blurs the line between storage and installation—tailored, precise, and quietly monumental.