Benson's Format bookshelf uses a series ofinfinitely adjustable sliding dividers on every level to keep books upright, and to visually break up its simple form. It's great news if you absolutely hate it when books fall over, but bad news if you're into collecting bookends.
You have your choice of oak or walnut wood finishes, and a black or white lacquer if you're looking for something more modern. But the smallest version, measuring just three feet long on each side, starts at a hefty $547. And the largest version tops out at over $1,600 before customizations. But still, it's a small price to pay for peace of mind that everything on it is going to remain upright. More here.
8 comments:
This is so cool although the price will put it out of my reach for a very long time it seems haha, it's innovative all the same.
wow. We truly have arrived in the 21st century...this proves it.
this is pretty cool
I've seen these before but not an entire bookshelf, pretty cool.
I wihs I had that for my manga collection
Very innovative but very pricy!
Hank
I adore it!
Pretty pricey but nice idea!
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