Yes, that is actually the name of this bookcase designed by Ron Arad, a designer based in the United Kingdom. I was browsing the content posted by people I follow on Tumblr, and I discovered this bookshelf that unites books in a very interesting way. It was apart of an exhibition held in London at the Timothy Taylor Gallery awhile back. Unfortunately, it isn’t buyable, but at least you can still imagine the many possibilities with it.
[via suzendonut]
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5 Comments
logicalnot on 10.30.2009 at 07:01 AM
… And who are the people you follow on tumblr?
Catrina (post author) on 10.30.2009 at 12:28 PM
http://suzendonut.tumblr.com/ < This is where I spotted the bookcase. She posts a bunch of random things.
ron on 10.30.2009 at 14:37 PM
shouldnt this be MADE or CRAFTED by ron arstad. i fail to see how copying the outlines of a map is design.
matthew on 10.30.2009 at 17:53 PM
I’m guessing Rhode Island is pretty useless as a bookshelf component.
mom24boys on 10.31.2009 at 17:16 PM
Rhode Island is for the stash of bookmarks and pencils.
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