Epaulette is a frame system with a greater flexibility than traditional frames, focusing on the corners. The sides of the frame are held together by L-shaped corner profiles in copper, liberating the frame from any screws and fixed formats. The copper profiles are slid on to the corners as épaulettes and enhance the expression of the frame in a subtle, but characteristic way. The corners of a frame are what defines the silhouette and could be looked upon as the shoulders of a picture. Epaulette is the French word for "shoulder piece", which is used as decoration or to show the rank of a uniform.

Design: Ida Noemi and Caroline Olsson
Prototypes: Small 190 x 140 x 10 mm / Medium 340 x 250 x 10 mm / Large 620 x 460 x 10 mm
Material: Ash / copper

Photo: Kaja Bruskeland

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