The Citybook Modular Bookcase may look like an abstract piece of furniture inspired by geometrical shapes, but there is more order to the madness than first meets to eye. As its name suggests, a bit of 'city planning' went into its design.
Essentially, the Citybook Modular Bookcase is made up of house-shaped shelving units that can be arranged at the will of the owner. Whether placed in line to better represent its purposeful look or stacked haphazardly as though it were a fantastical community found in the world of 'Harry Potter,' the Citybook Modular Bookcase is utterly charming.
Designed by MR.LESS & MRS.MORE, a studio founded by Antonella Di Luca and Ubaldo Righi, the Citybook Modular Bookcase is otherwise minimalist.
House-Shaped Shelving Units
The Citybook Modular Bookcase Makes a Chaotic Community
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