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Everything will change, but love remains the same.

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THis is a exquisite design that will bring turn up the romance knob in any room.

Updated Apr 12, 2009

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I believe in the sun even it isn't shining

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Sometimes we just need to believe in things we can't see, touch, or feel.

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Fancy Flirty Name

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Cute little flourish to make a room your own.

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Opus Shelving

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Shelving that'll transform your books into a piece of art!

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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.

Updated Mar 8, 2009