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'Uten.Silo I' wall organiser, large version, original circa 1970 Dorothee Becker, 1938-2002, manufacturer Design M (Ingo Maurer), large version of the 'Uten.Silo I, moulded plastic with metal hooks and clips, 87 x 67 cm, original circa 1970, in good conditionDorothee Becker was a German designer and the wife of Ingo Maurer, who became world-famous primarily for designing the legendary ‘Uten.Silo I’ wall shelf in 1969. The multifunctional wall shelf, featuring containers in various shapes and sizes, quickly became a cult object of modern living. A smaller version followed later as the Uten.Silo II. The Uten Silo I, such as the one offered here, forms part of the permanent design collection at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York
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