Stick books and magazines in the crevices covering this side table by Holly Palmer.
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AT - Chicago on 06.23.2009 at 13:37 PM
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ls on 06.23.2009 at 16:29 PM
something about that is just upsetting for me. I don’t know. it looks painful. i guess i like books neatly stacked or aligned? cubes should not be in disarray in my book (ha pun).
chocolateandsteel on 06.24.2009 at 00:40 AM
It’s a really cool design. I think I would prefer it without the books though:)
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Christina on 06.24.2009 at 12:10 PM
Cute little thing, it’s not very efficient though is it?
Susan Bowen on 06.24.2009 at 22:10 PM
Very joyful and modern looking. It can get difficult when you are looking for a certain book. I’m kind of practical person, so I like it, but I won’t buy it.
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