Hidden Bookshelf
An L-shaped wedge of metal holds your books up against the wall while a tiny clip holds the inside cover of the book up, giving your larger books the illusion of sticking to the wall as if by magic!
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Designed by Hans De Pelsmacker in 2000. I can imagine this in so many places where it would look awesome.
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Book case/room divider Product dimensions Width: 58 5/8 " Depth: 15 3/8 " Height: 58 5/8 " Max load/shelf: 29 lb Width: 149 cm Depth: 39 cm Height: 149 cm Max load/shelf: 13 kg $129
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Add cut-outs and neon colors to a white block and voila... A funky piece of furniture to showcase your fave reads.
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An interesting twist to a typical rack. Which book will be lucky enough for the hot spot?
Added 3 Years Ago from Bouf -
Useful and a great modern design to boot.
Added 3 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
For those of you who are into Dutch design 'Purists are Boring' is an interesting source of inspiration. Although i feel this style will be dated very, very quickly.
Added 4 Years Ago from Bispublishers -
This book shelf is so much fun. It is extremly flexible that I startet to adjust it almost every month whenever I get a new book or poster. I love it.
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gorgeous
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vintage design books - can you have too many?
Added 4 Years Ago from Etsy -
Shelving that'll transform your books into a piece of art! Product description: The inspiration for Opus Shelving (2000) came to designer Sean Yoo during a trip to Pompeii. While walking through the streets of the archaeologi... Shelving that'll transform your books into a piece of art! Product description: The inspiration for Opus Shelving (2000) came to designer Sean Yoo during a trip to Pompeii. While walking through the streets of the archaeological site, the designer was struck by a Roman wall-building technique known as “opus incertum,” which is characterized by a distinctively erratic combination of blocks. Yoo went on to observe this layout of elements elsewhere, from dried-up lake beds in the deserts of Las Vegas to the sidewalks of Los Angeles. He took this familiar pattern and adapted it into shelving that’s made from 100% recyclable expanded polypropylene – the same material chosen for motorcycle helmets due to its light weight and durability. Opus units can be stacked (strong double-sided tape is included) or set side by side, used against a wall or as a room divider. Opus was chosen by the Italian Ministry of Cultural Affairs and the Design Museum of Milan to be included in the I.DoT 2006–2007, a juried exhibition that selects, certifies and promotes the best of contemporary Italian design for a traveling exhibition. Made in Italy.
Tags: art, books, furniture, storage, library, containers, interior design, home decor, architectureAdded 4 Years Ago from Design Within Reach -
Great fun for the pirate in your life! This fun design can be a single color, or the X can be in a second color for even more impact.
Added 4 Years Ago from Tradingphrases -
i dont even care what the inside of this book can offer me. i need it based on title alone.
Added 4 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
This chair is outstanding! What a clever idea.
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I bought two of these to display all my acting biographies/Method books in my living room and find them to be an excellent conversation piece. They get the job done without distracting from the centerpiece. Who wants to stare at b... I bought two of these to display all my acting biographies/Method books in my living room and find them to be an excellent conversation piece. They get the job done without distracting from the centerpiece. Who wants to stare at bookshelves? I just want people to be able to scan my favorites easily! Umbra always does it right.
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Creative, adorable and useful.
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Is that a murder mystery you're reading or have you been reading by candlelight?
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Another great magazine storage container. These are made of wood, so you can stain, paint, abuse them as you will, and they will hold up. They are a bit more sturdy than the cardboard versions, and can keep more important item... Another great magazine storage container. These are made of wood, so you can stain, paint, abuse them as you will, and they will hold up. They are a bit more sturdy than the cardboard versions, and can keep more important items in good condition. Perhaps you are obsessed with magazines, like me. Give 'em a good home.
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These are so elegant! They were reclaimed from vintage bathubs and preserved so that you can enjoy them in your home. I've always dreamed of having a claw-footed bathtub, but no apartments in Los Angeles have offered that yet. Wit... These are so elegant! They were reclaimed from vintage bathubs and preserved so that you can enjoy them in your home. I've always dreamed of having a claw-footed bathtub, but no apartments in Los Angeles have offered that yet. With these, I can still get that vintage feeling. They all have the original paint on them, but are covered in multiple layers of polyurethane for protection. Each pair is unique and one of a kind.
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If you're not 13 or illiterate, you probably need some good bookends. You know, I think the way someone stores their books says a lot about the person. I think these two little guys would be great for the job.
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This display cabinet is perfect for those items you want to show off! The simple cabinet design doesn't detract from the items held within. Great for storage and if you install lights on the shelves, you can illuminate the items i... This display cabinet is perfect for those items you want to show off! The simple cabinet design doesn't detract from the items held within. Great for storage and if you install lights on the shelves, you can illuminate the items it stores.
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Whether you hate "things" or love them, you can find something to relate to in this book. As someone who loves objects, but just doesn't like having a lot of them in her face, I like the idea of thinking of each object's story.
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
The curvilinear shape and exacting dimensions of this award-winning desk are carefully proportioned to be consistent with the holistic design principles of Feng Shui and the Vastu Shastra of the ancient Vedic tradition in India. ... The curvilinear shape and exacting dimensions of this award-winning desk are carefully proportioned to be consistent with the holistic design principles of Feng Shui and the Vastu Shastra of the ancient Vedic tradition in India. Crafted using FSC certified sustainable wood, the desk features pencil trays made from Sassafras and a small lidded box made of Hawthorn – woods that possess natural armomatherapy qualities. The pencil drawer also features a small inlay of rare Amboyna hardwood.
Tags: furniture, office, library, Eco, home decor, architecture, home accessories, sustainable, VivaviAdded 5 Years Ago from Vivavi -
This chair is great! Perfect for apartment dwellers for need every bit of storage space they can get.
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I'm always game for some tongue in cheek design. The Enlightenment Lamp is a book shaped lamp with 'The Enlightenment' printed on the spine. It's made out of plexiglass, measures 24 cm high, 17 cm wide and 8 cm deep, and comes wit... I'm always game for some tongue in cheek design. The Enlightenment Lamp is a book shaped lamp with 'The Enlightenment' printed on the spine. It's made out of plexiglass, measures 24 cm high, 17 cm wide and 8 cm deep, and comes with a 9 watt energy-saving bulb. 89 Euro, with 10% of proceeds going to charity. Nice for the thinkers bookshelf.
Added 5 Years Ago from Lightupyourworld -
cellular creation for the home
Added 6 Years Ago from Design Within Reach -
these, clearly, should be the center aisle in a home library.
Added 6 Years Ago from Mareikegast
