Architectural studio NF has been collaborating with Space Office for several years, and over time, this partnership has grown into a dynamic creative collaboration. One of the results of this joint effort is a furniture series developed specifically for educational institutions — schools and kindergartens.

The entire collection is based on three key principles:

• sustainability

• ergonomics

• functionality

One of the signature pieces of the series is the Simple Wardrobe — a functional and ergonomic storage solution for students’ personal belongings.

This locker-style wardrobe not only serves a practical purpose of storing clothes and personal items but also helps children develop independence and a sense of responsibility.

Form follows function — this is a principle that should apply to everything, including furniture. It must be comfortable and meet the needs of its users.

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The base of the lockers is made of a perforated metal frame with integrated legs, which prevents the accumulation of dust and moisture and makes the cleaning easier.

A smooth cut-out in the door replaces the traditional handle, providing both ease of use and natural ventilation — aided by a gap at the top of the door and beneath the seat. Each module includes a durable built-in seat, making it comfortable to use even for the youngest users. There is also a dedicated shoe storage section that helps keep belongings compact and well-organized. Inside each locker, there are double hooks, and optional felt pockets can be added for storing small items.

The lockers can also be fitted with combination or electronic locks.

The entire furniture series is available in two finish categories — standard and premium. Both options come in a custom palette of natural shades and textures, supporting the overarching concept of a nature-inspired environment.