December 21st, 2009
Called “Code”, these tall storage cabinets were created by designer, Duccio Grassi. The focus of the design was to create a casual storage space that offered lots of available space for putting things away. The doors are designed to be closed or left open to create different looks in the piece. Code is available in 25 different colors HERE . Post from Tall Storage Cabinets by Duccio Grassi  Read More →
December 9th, 2009
In this shelf bookcase, Markus Fischer uses the clever idea of fashioning storage furniture after a city map. When you think of the streets and how they intersect that in itself presents a unique design. Called “City Map”, this piece is fashioned after the city of Braunschweig, Germany. Learn more about the piece: here . Post from City Map Shelf Bookcase by Markus Fischer  Read More →
December 6th, 2009
[ See more under Furniture or in the Bookcases category ] This strange set of nesting shelving units truly goes the distance: these shelves can not only can store your books (in the big one) or bathroom accessories (in the small one), but they can even store one another in variety of modular configurations (definitely not the usual meaning of ’self- storage units’). Each unit has its own wood type, color and grain, setting it apart... 
October 30th, 2009
From relaxed readers to avid word nerds, no one needs easy access to all of their books all of the time – but many of us still hang onto old favorites even if are are not planning to open these dust-gathering volumes for decades to come. More than just a way of organizing, bookshelves have a way of becoming a core element of decor within a home before we even realize it – spanning entire sides of rooms and adding more detail than... 
October 19th, 2009
Morbid, maybe, but sustainable as well: this combination wooden bookcase-and-coffin idea takes the concept of eco-friendly “cradle-to-grave” and applies it with dark literal humor. If you think about it, this is not just a green way to go but a practical (if strange)  strategy to spare your loved ones additional expenses after you die. Instead of sorting out which coffin to buy they can simply take apart…  Read More →
October 13th, 2009
The Storyteller by Isabel Quiroga is a fascinating piece of furniture, because there is a history behind the wooden material that the piece is composed of. Isabel Quiroga used old pieces of furniture to create a new bookcase that is unique and original. The bookcase is made of used tables that are stacked on top of each other. The idea of the design is very clever, and suitable for various purposes looking great in stores, homes, and other modern... 
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