Angled Bookshelf is designed by David Ngo and is a bookshelf that allows you to store your favourite books, and also put a beautiful souvenir on every shelf to make the bookshelf looks more interesting. This design enhances the utility of the ordinary bookshelf by providing shelving which requires no bookends or heavy-handed adjustments when a book is removed from the stack. It’s simplicity also adds elegance without removing any previous storage or decorative capabilities.
[...] I am a sucker for angled bookshelves. I like the tidiness of it all, and not having to crane my neck too much. By David Ngo; Via Freshome. [...]
[...] Już wiele razy można było przekonać się o tym, że proste rozwiązania są najlepsze. Zaprojektowany przez Davida Ngo regał pozwala na przechowywanie książek na pochyłej półce, ale także umożliwia postawienie na niej jakiegoś ozdobnego przedmiotu. Nasuwają mi się dwa słowa widząc takie rozwiązanie: ładne i praktyczne. [via Freshome] [...]
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Awesome! I love that you won’t need any bookends with this shelf!
Now this idea I like. I’ve never seen anything like it, wow, how different. Thanks for posting.
Wow, this is great, I love it.
Just wondering though, how is the flat part of the shelf connected
to the angled part? It looks so tidy, no nails or anything.
very nice … when i searched in google, my eyes were poped up once i saw it …
it’s beautiful…
The lowest shelf is almost useless, though, and would be a hell to dust.
Hello,
Just wondering what type of join you used to join the flat and the angled part of the shelves?
Thanks…
“Just wondering what type of join you used to join the flat and the angled part of the shelves?”
Build the the standard that is necessary for the job. This could be put together with as simple a solution as just adhesives or a multitude of mechanical hardware from finger jointing, splines, biscuits, cams with posts or nails.
what surprises me is the ‘ends’ which appear to be multiple pieces.
Haha, I love this one, im gonnaget carpenters to make this one for my room