Here on Freshome we try to find things that will inspire you, give you ideas and make your home a better place to live. You can find on Freshome all kind of stuff that will inspire you like : beautiful pieces of furniture, pictures that will inspire and provide you new and fresh ideas for your home, latest home architecture news, home gadgets, tips and tricks for improving your home, and many more. Today we decided to make a collection with the best bookshelfs that we gathered here on Freshome in almost an year since the first post was posted, and here is a beautiful collection with the 30 best bookshelfs that we found until now.
The Equation Bookshelf is designed by Marcos Breder and is a simple idea of to divide things in priority order. As you can see the design is quite unique, stylish and original. You can put together the books that you need immediately or more important between (parentheses) or maybe a photo, or something important for you to be the focal point of this bookselhf. Set others between [square brackets] and {braces}.
The Folding Bookshelves is something really innovative in the bookshelves business, and I really like the idea. It’s very practical because you can arrange the books in an interesting way, as you can see from these pictures. The shelves are made of tough and steady cherry wood, but they possess the lightness of rice paper: they can be laid down, stood up, turned 90 degrees, used horizontally or vertically.
This multi-sized shelves design called the Quad Bookcase can store your CDs, DVDs, folders and books all in one clever product. For even more storage space, separate units can be joined together. Asymmetry in perfect balance!
Designer Da-Eun Song had an interesting idea when he designed this shelf that spells out shelf. This shelf has an very original and modern design. You can’t store to much stuff on this shelf, but is a great way to decorate a wall, and put inside only the books and objects your really like.
Now this design might look cool for the eye, but I don’t think you can stay to relaxed in that space, I’d rather stay in a comfortable chair. The “Shelves with a Bench” was designed by Stanislav Katz, a designer from Latvia.
As you can see from this picture a whole wall was used for this interesting bookcase, and the final result is a quite interesting bookcase, at least from my perspective.
Storyline Shelf is designed by Frederik Roijé and is an excellent solution to store your books in a modern way. Sound finds a physical identity in the beautifully crafted Storyline bookshelf. By first processing a word into soundwaves, the physical shape is then mirrored in powder-coated steel, using an explicit folding technique. Appropriately enough, the word that inspired this lovely piece was “bliss”
Designed by Doris Kisskalt the FlexiTube is mobile and can be changed into a transparent room partitioner. This fantastic tub rolls and fits into any corner and changes into a sculpture of a shelf. The various elements get support through their velvety surface. Inside each tube is a shelf for storage which serves as a visual horizontal line. FlexiTube is available in two different sizes and can be combined in any number either lying side by side or on top of each other. Chocks will support your FlexiTube sculpture in case that you want to set it up without the support of a wall.
This quasi-hexagonal pattern bookcase ( Opus Shelving by Sean Yoo’s ) is made with “expanded polypropylene”- same material used for the car bumper and motorcycle helmet. It is very light but very strong, can be used indoor or outdoor and 100% recyclable. It wasn’t designed specifically to be used as a book case. I’ve seen some people use it for storing wine bottles, children’s toys, CD’s, DVD’s, records, and even an occasional book or two.
The Rolling Shelf has one end made from individual pieces of wood held together by fabric. This new flexible hinge allows you to really create some unique shelving options that are aesthetically interesting. The Rolling Shelf is designed by Catherine Greene.
Magnetique Shelf is designed by Nils Holger Moormann and is a shelf consisting of sheet steel and boxes made of FU(birch plywood). The sheet steel can be mounted onto the wall in a horizontal or vertical way. The backside of the boxes consists of a special, extra strong foil magnet which sticks to the wall attachment in any way you like.Depending on number, size and arrangement of the boxes, there is a new shelf everytime you change it. Magnetique is any cupboard you want it to be.
Sticklebook is an innovative design solution to book storage that creates the illusion of a line of books hanging unsupported on the wall. An alternative to a regular bookshelf, it comprises an aluminium bracket and combed strip that grips the cover and pages of paperback books. It is totally secure and fall-proof. Comes with screws included in nice gift package. It’s an interesting method to store your books and also to make your friends say for a moment : “WTF ?!“.
This interesting idea to store books, magazines, and DVDs is called by his creator BookWorm. Designed by Ron Arad, the bookworm is made from plastic which can be shaped into any form desired. each upright can support 20 pounds, and it is suggested that the bookworm be mounted in a curved design to increase capacity. This idea can be also very useful for small places, where a bookcase is way to large. In conclusion the Bookworm is a great product that also can make your home more spacious.
The Cave is a shelving unit with integrated nook for reading, for those who want to grab a book and start reading right away. I can say that this idea is ideal for small places, because the nook for reading can save the space used by a chair. A bookcase CAVE provides a private reading space within its form. As a seat hight is just above the floor, CAVE gives a feeling of hiding from others standing around it. Books can be stored on both sides. Therefore, CAVE can also functions as a partition of a room.
Prove Shelves are designed by a german company named Creosa. The prove shelves can be used to display your books, cds, etc in a really interesting way. The storing space is limited but enought to store the most important things.
The Italian studio Icon Design Studio has just presented D-mension, its new system of modular racks created by Nicola Zanetti. This new shelving system is made out of steel and aluminium. The units, shaped like lower-case d’s, can be arranged in a staggered, abstract, or symmetrical formation based on the user’s personal taste. I think that this shelving system is a great example of modern piece of furniture.
The Brace Case is designed by Ward Huting, and is a shelving unit that uses taut cables to house books, magazines and other flat objects at various angles. The modular system enables the owner to decide how to install the cables. This might be an interesting approach to storing stuff, but it doesn’t looks to stable. The Brace Case is fully customizable according to individual room requirement and cable length. The Case is clamped between the floor and the ceiling, and can therefore be tailor-made to any room. Finnaly the price depends on the specific design and the amount of brace cables.
The Ellipse Bookcase has a really beautiful design, that will definitely enhance the beauty of any room. The ellipse bookcase is made up of hard tough elm tree wood and layers of wood veneer. The shelves are covered with unrolled bamboo. Unfortunately if you have a lot of books this bookcase is not for you, this bookcase is for someone who cares more about how things look like, and is not so interested in the books that are on the shelves.
Skateboard shelf is a piece of furniture that every skateboard lover would tell your that is awesome. I know that because last month I’ve meet someone who is in love with skateboarding, and he fall in love with this piece of furniture. Perfect for students and kids, it provides substantial storage space for books, display and even skateboard paraphernalia.
The Ceiling Bookshelf is a great idea to store your books if your space is limited. As you can see a place that 99,9% of people don’t use can be used in a very practical way to store your books, and save a lot of space in any room. The ceiling bookshelf is an idea that can be applied quite easy. However, in order to get a book, you have to use a chair. Finnaly let’s hope that the ceiling bookshelf will not reserve us unpleasant and unexpected surprises, like a book falling from the ceiling.
Lovely Rita is an unusual bookshelf. At at a first glance just arranging books on this bookshelf could be a real adventure. Lovely Rita can live as a single shelf or be repeated endlessly by combining additional units, becoming a bookcase of the desired length. Thanks to its special shape, it allows two different figures to be designed on the wall, according to the direction of fixing.
Tonelli is an Italian furniture company that is specialized in glass. An interesting product from them are these glass shelves, thant are caracterized by clean lines and a modern transparent design. The glass shelves have different sizes allowing you to make all kind of combinations, from storing books, dvds, souvenirs, etc. The glass shelves are designed by Giovanni Tommaso Garattoni and he named his creation Mondovisione.If you want more products from glass they have almost everything you can imagine from vetrines to vanities, and glass is always in style.
Vintage Shelf is an original shelf created by Jaren Goh Design for Munkii. A reminiscence of the classic design, embodied within a modern contemporary form. It brings back the classic design and fits it seamlessly into the modern homes of today. A unison of the past and the present.
Lodge is a modular bookcase that obtains a high degree of personalization, since it is formed from blocks of equal height that allow a free composition. At this modular bookcase it is possible to enlarge the height of the bookcase from new modules as more space is needed for storage. It presents/displays different compartments, suitable as much for books as for complements and decorativas pieces. In addition, it is possible to be used like separator of spaces, since it comes reinforced by an outer frame that surrounds it.
Dedalo Bookcase is designed by Marconato & Zappa and is manufactured by Porada. The Dedalo Bookcase has a modern design and it can be used as a room divider or center against the wall. This uniquely designed bookcase features five round combined squares with round corners, that allows you to store a lot of things, in various ways..
This Multi-functional shelf design by Yoon-Zee Kim is a playful and creative piece of furniture. You can use it as a shelving system or a seating and a desk. This piece of furniture has a modern look, doesn’t take to much space and is a very clever idea that looks nice.
Over the time you’ve seen a lot of bookshelves on Freshome, but what I’ve found today is really impressive. The Rainbow Bookshelf is a very good way of changing the whole aspect of a bookshelf with a little bit of creativity. I guess you’ll have to pay more attention to the book’s cover from now on if you want to reproduce that effect and have your own rainbow bookshelf.
If you would like a modern shelving solution then Cosmo Shelves are the ideal solution. As you can see from the pictures these shelves have squares and rectangles shapes with rounded corners. They come in two colors, black and withe, exactly like Neptune Chairs that I’ve just presented to you. I’m sure that these chairs and these shelves could fit excellent together. The shelves are easy to mount, and you can arrange the rectangles and squares and create a unique art gallery or modern bookshelf.
Hanging Bookself is an innovative storage design for your books from unal&boler studio. Something that Ididn’t saw before. This system can’t replace a whole bookcase, but two of three systems of storage like this could be fun to hang somewhere in your home.
U Bend Shelf is a great example of an extremely simple design. A single bar that extends from the wall which will support your books in a discrete and stable way, the first of them being used to fix the others. The shelf is available in two high gloss powder coated finishes, black or white, and the price for this shelf is $95. I think that this is a great way to store some books in a small room.
Published February 25th, 2008 in Furniture
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awesome bookshelves………
You should add this bookshelf to your collection
http://blog.deadlycomputer.com/2008/02/21/1159/
Most of those designs suffer from the problem of too much form with little attention to function. They mostly look great, but many of them are highly impractical solutions to the problem of book storage and display. Some of them will even damage your book collection over time. I do like the creative thinking involved though, and with some work many of these ideas could be made practical in addition to stylish.
+1 to decultured. Most of these are spectacular-looking ways to warp perfectly good books.
Thanks for your post and comment, Michael. This list is great and it’s a 100% match to us here: we’re a “used book store” network (the biggest in Brazil with more than 750 companies and 15 million books), and our name, in portuguese, means “Virtual Bookshelf”, thus you can figure how your list of innovative bookshelves made us happy.
Cheers.
which came first?…the Prove Shelves remind me of the Stacks feature in Leopard.
i’ve to go with decultured …
i dont think most of ‘em are really practical …
Love it, especially the one with the bench. Oh, to be surrounded by books…
these are amazing.
the ‘interesting bookshelf’ wall is AMAZING. Someday I want a bookshelf like that!
All of these designs are interesting, but I’m not sure I’d actually want any of them in my house.
Great bookshelfs altough I’d want a classic one to put in a study, also use spell check there were a bunch of spelling mistakes.
They may look pretty, but are they sturdy enough?
if the books are not vertically aligned liked in classical bookshelves, it is always difficult to read the titles. You have to twist your neck. Not practical.
you are fucking retarded. throw away your computer and go fuck yourself.
I am surprised you did not include these two:
http://www.amazon.com/Conceal-INVISIBLE-BOOKSHELF-floating-shelf/dp/B000VH7C3U
http://www.hometone.org/entry/stack-your-books-on-the-sapien-bookcase/
They are both interesting and far more practical than many on your list.
I love this one!
http://www.nobodyandco.it/sito/inglese/the%20bibliochaise.html
However, a friend of mine who lives in Italy asked and it is *VERY* expensive…
Oh, those designers!
Cosmo Shelves are the ideal solution? Are you kidding :)? There is no books that fits there even on demo pictures. Bookshelf should help to store books :).
Actually some of 30 are defenitely created without having books in mind, but to store some other stuff.
+1 to decultured
Only Folding Bookshelves, D-mension and probably Dedalo Bookcase worth some attention.
okay, people…can’t you lighten up and think outside the box a bit? so they aren’t all functional. they are FUN designs and the designers were creative. maybe you should get out more. sheesh!
wow for a book worm like me this is simply delicious
Loved all of them!!!!!!! Very creative and artitist
Some of these are useless… but nice to look at
What a great rebel ideas of great design. I love it so much. It almost change all my design concept and vision. Very creative and artistic!
Very nice BookCases.
Oh yes. Very nice.
oh wow those are so cool.
blankblank makes a beautiful bookshelf called “Religion” that would fit this list…
http://blankblank.net/collection/mikeandmaaike/religion/index.php
this one too!
http://bestpicsaround.com/pic-967-Bookcase-Bedroom
Hey
love the list.
check out this one i like.
http://thebailey.deviantart.com/art/flw-shelving-system-54305391?offset=0#comments
Don’t forget Vujj
http://www.vujj.se/index.php?id=36
/Brando
And then we wonder why designers get no respect (…)
These are mostly exercises in self-indulgence that will either damage your books (for the few out there still reading books), frustrate you to murderous despair trying to stack or retrieve anything, and surely turn you into a dizzy zombie from the headaches you’d be getting staring at all those diagonals and visual overload.
As usual, designers gravely underestimate the public’s need for practicality foremost in the objects it buys. Eye candy is nice to have but don’t go call these “innovations”, this world has real problems to solve.
Hey
I love the list.
check out this one it is very clever and i like.
http://bertrand.pincemin.free.fr/articulated%20shelf+press%202.html
or
http://www.core77.com/bullitts/2005/08/Bertrand-Pincemin-Articulated-Shelf.asp?current_bullitt_number=4¤t_bullitt_id=320
I am sure I am not the first one to ever come up with this idea, but I recently built these, and think they would fit nicely in your list.
Oops…messed up the link to the picture…
http://i231.photobucket.com/albums/ee12/coehler/Picture009.jpg
Very Very Nice
wow!
awesome!
simple yet creative.
Very nice …. Tnx
The bookshelves were interesting, even if I really wouldn’t want most of them in my house. Needs better use of unison. That one made my brain flinch.
You must see this shelf!!!
http://www.core77.com/blog/object_culture/joya_shelf_4753.asp
For more details:
studio@izugi.com
Very interesting!
I wrote about it.
Simply great and inspiring desings, i was amazed by all collection.
I love the Sticklebook and the Ceiling Bookshelf. I’d love to incorporate these designs into one of my rooms.
Thanks for the post.
The selection of book cases is totally awesome!
Hah, your collection makes a fun post. I’ve written about a couple of those in the past, but I found lots of new ones here I hadn’t seen before. The hanging closet rod shelves are particularly funky, though I don’t know anyone who can afford to give up closet space.
Totally fun to look at! I agree with others that many, maybe even most are impractical and I would never subject my books being stored like that…
…but I really like Sticklebook (similar to the Invisible Bookshelf) and I would store my magazines or “floppy” books on Lovely Rita.
you should definetely look at this site..
http://www.thecoolhunter.com.tr/house/
You should add the bookcase below.
There are some other interesting stuff there.
http://www.thecoolhunter.com.tr/house/ZIG—Bambudan-yapylmyt-moduler-raf
Below I found other creative bookshelves, check them out:
http://www.thecoolhunter.com.tr/house/Artyk—Daeynyk—ile-eviniz-daha-toplu
http://www.thecoolhunter.com.tr/house/Shelving-It/
http://www.thecoolhunter.com.tr/house/LAGO-FORWARD-THINKING-DESIGN/
BOO !
Sorry, but these bookshelf designs SUCK !
If any of these so called designers actually cared about books or about paper (and its quite painfully obvious to me that they do not!), they’d stick to designing fluorescent dildoes and mirrored cop sunglasses and disposable plastic forks –in other words, materials that their sensibilities are better suited to comprehend.
again, BOO !
gustave m.
The most god-awful collection of effete crap I have seen in many years. There is nothing there designed by a book lover. Asolutely nothing.
Read gustave morin’s post.
Most creative designs.
Lets review the word design, which stands for purpose and for concept. Now with a purpose in mind a concept thus arises.
What was the purpose here? Certainly not shelving books, and definitely not books you care about. Where those made for “johnny good looks” with all his hip “good for show books” and designers’ “look me i’m different (and quite useless)” aparatus?
Well except a few items here those are not well thought concepts and they dont serve the purpose of displaying books.
Best regards and looking forward to the next brew of 30 of the most creative book benders designs.
Ugo
the only ting that makes me think wtf is why someone who wants to give the impression that they have taste has david beckhams autobiography in their library….
Woa! These are some really interesting designs! I wish I had some of these for my Manga collection!
If you want a practical piece to store books you will hate this approach. But if you like to laugh…
http://www.thisintothat.com
Hello,
this is my personal project:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/kocore/1115916438/
What a tremendous amount of information. I feel you’ve got us all beat when it comes to research. This is a wonderful sight for designers. I appreciate what you’ve given us here.
Michele
I like most of the ideas, they certainly are creative, but I’ll have to agree with others that most aren’t practical at all. I will say, though, whoever posted the link to the staircase, THANK YOU!! I have a ton of books and that is such a fantastic and clever idea!!
wow, this is a great collection of fun bookshelves.
thanks!
and for those of you complaining about these shelves ruining books, I don’t see how most of these would damage your books; most at least have the option of holding your books upright like any normal bookshelf - I assume those don’t “ruin your books”? And as for practicality…yeah, some of them are less-than-practical, but quite a few are really practical, even more so than a normal bookshelf.