Frames 2.0: A Bookcase or a Room Divider

12 wooden frames that are sized to fit within each other, come apart to create a freestanding bookcase or room divider. The components of Frames 2.0, designed by Gerard de Hoop, have different widths and lengths, each with an open center, that when assembled together, form a grid to hold your books and stuff.

Each Frames 2.0 comes with 2 sets of 6 frames to make up one bookcase or divider. Depending on where you’re standing, some of the shelves appear to float. Available in oak or American ash.

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