La Torre dei Trampolini Bookshelf by Michele De Lucchi

Part of the Tarsie Geometriche collection, this bookcase is a sculptural masterpiece. Varnished with an opaque black powder, the linear iron structure creat...

The Babel Bookshelf makes a striking statement with its hollow core shelves in a brushed gloss finish and a brass structure with burnished brass finish. Offering ample space for your...

Elliot is a collection of massive furniture made of highly geometric volumes intersecting each other. Every creation is thus a monolithic statement piece that plays with contrast, te...

Elliot is a collection of massive furniture made of highly geometric volumes intersecting each other. Every creation is thus a monolithic statement piece that plays with contrast, te...

The shelves of this elegant bookshelf available in oak or "Canaletto" walnut wood are pierced on one side as if an asteroid fell on them and left a hole. The space can be used for a ...

Part of the Singolo collection, this bookshelf was entirely made of durmast with a natural finish. Its versatile shape can be made in different heights to fit any interior. The light...

“Why should bookcases always be straight, long, vertical, right-angle planes to keep nothing but books perfectly straight and composed? [...] And don’t we like to keep a few small ob...

“Why should bookcases always be straight, long, vertical, right-angle planes to keep nothing but books perfectly straight and composed? [...] And don’t we like to keep a few small ob...

“Why should bookcases always be straight, long, vertical, right-angle planes to keep nothing but books perfectly straight and composed? [...] And don’t we like to keep a few small ob...

This bookshelf and room divider was designed by Pieter De Bruyne in 1957. It was designed for a bedroom. Characteristic of De Bruyne’s work is the pure design with an eye for detail...

Inspired by optical illusion artworks, the design of Pyrite bookshelf amazes through an unexpected distribution between empty and full spaces and a structure where horizontal and vertical seems to be reversed. The thin lines of the frame aim for invisibility while contrasting the thicker dividers, in an unusual combination of thicknesses. The different sizes and shapes of the sections combine to give a sense of movement, while drawers in leather or wood can be added to the bookshelf. Pyrite can be used as a single module with two shelves, functioning as a standing alone piece, or it can be combined with others horizontally so to create a larger bookshelf system...

For La Manufacture, Neri&Hu have designed a range of bookcases with sliding panels, as part of their ‘Intersection ’collection celebrating monastery life. The use of natural or stain...