Monday, 29 December 2008

Walnut revolving bookcase

Victorian period walnut revolving bookcase. It has a triangular form on a tripod base. Dates to the 1870-1890 time period. The triangular top spins 360 degrees. Solid walnut. Nice turned finial on top. Original brown porcelain casters. Original iron brace on the underside of the legs.
Ruby Lane

Tuesday, 23 December 2008

Book Shelf Lamp

Book Shelf Lamp keeps reading materials and instant light at your fingertips within arms length of your bed or sofa. Features a stylish, sturdy base with built-in scrolling bookends keeping your literature neat. Ideal gift for those who love to read or want to bring a touch of elegance to their bedroom or office. Carbon steel, fabric, 12 x 9 x 23 1/4".
Taylor Gifts

Friday, 19 December 2008

Dedalo

Design: M. Marconato - T. Zappa. Libreria in rovere tinto wengè
Porada

Thursday, 18 December 2008

Wisteria bookshelf


Wisteria

Lundia

The Lundia Rotadrive is designed to make the heaviest and most demanding storage requirements easy. Being a mechanically assisted system, it enables the user to effortlessly move huge quantities of fully loaded shelves. One drive shaft connects the roller bearings under each pair of upright frames. This ensures a perfectly accurate traction and extremely smooth, quiet movement of each mobile. With one effortless turn of a wheel you can virtually move mountains.
Lundia

Wednesday, 17 December 2008

Lili Lite


Lili Lite is a reading light, a bookmark and a bookshelf combined into one smart product. A sensor turns off the light when an open book is placed on the shelf. When the book is picked up again, the light automatically turns on. Lili Lite also has a switch to turn the light on and off manually.
Lili Lite

Monday, 15 December 2008

Selfshelf

A small shelf with the appearance of a book. Available in three sizes, novel, pocket and cookery.
Skylla

Sunday, 14 December 2008

The Leistler Bookcase


Made by Carl Leistler & Son, sculpted by Anton Dominik Fernkorn, carved byFranz Maler, Austria, Vienna. 1850–1. When shown at the Great Exhibition in 1851 the Leistler firm's exhibits were described as 'massive, bold and masculine in design, and well adapted to a palace'. This bookcase was a 'cathedral in wood'. Afterwards Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria presented it to Queen Victoria. It was installed first in Buckingham Palace and later in Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh. It was given to the University of Edinburgh who gave it to the V&A in 1967.

V&A

Wednesday, 10 December 2008

Puzzle Bookcase

Assembly Required. The great thing about this storage puzzle is all the many ways there are to solve it. Use the bookcases (assemble in left or right versions) as singles to draw attention to their zigzag design, or align two together from either side for a totally different effect. A set of rectangular connectors can bridge two bookcases to create one larger unit that "expands" to your dimensions. You can even connect them at an angle. Also available in maple.
Crate and Barrel

Tuesday, 9 December 2008

Sunday, 7 December 2008

Flying Bed

This Flying Bed was designed by Charles Gardner and installed in Aspen, Colorado
Flying Beds

Saturday, 6 December 2008

Openbook

Leave the book you are reading on the right page. Materials: wood. Design: Nathan Wierink.
ontwerpduo

Friday, 5 December 2008

Slide

Each row of boxes slide horizontally creating larger open areas, a versatile solution to shelving requirements, with the ability to run around corners and the flexibility to allow spaces for media.
Simon Pengelly

Thursday, 4 December 2008

Silk

A brand new idea based on a spider's web in the corner of the room.
bloq.co.uk

Tuesday, 2 December 2008

Mydna Bookcase

Inspired by the DNA structure, this piece of furniture is trying to tell you that, the books you like, the music you have, the photos you store, and all that knowledge you have define a significant part of your personal identity. MYDNA can be on several colors and in two presentations: Static MYDNA, which is one single structure perfect for dividing rooms at home and Rotating MYDNA for easy access to books and more objects you put on it.
Joel Escalona

MYDNA BOOKCASE from joel escalona on Vimeo.