Futuristic Bookcase Design

This bookcase composition reminds a beautiful spider web and looks anything but usual and simple. It consists of many bookshelves which of course be used to hold small pieces of decor. Even though it was presented as a part of exhibition it still could be recreated as a part of some modern and even futuristic interior design. On the photos the color theme is black and white which is perfect for such kind of interiors but you can create something that will fit your color theme.

All pics & info courtesy of digsdigs

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Little Black Dresser

Little Black Dresser was designed by Judson Beaumont from Vancouver.

For more unique furniture by the artist, visit Straight Line Designs [via]

All pics & info courtesy of toxel

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Digitally Fabricated Bookshelf | dbd Studio

Washington-based dbd Studio recently has completed an organic bookshelf specifically designed and built for a condo in the Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington DC, it stretched from floor to ceiling and overhead, and terminated at the existing bulkhead.


The large bookshelf serves as both an art piece in itself and a functional storage/display system. An organic curving surface was created in Rhino that stretched from floor to ceiling and overhead, terminating at the existing bulkhead. 17 sheets of 3/4″ birch plywood were then CNC milled to notch together and form the undulating, gridded mass.

Special attention was paid to avoid interfering with the recessed lights, sprinkler heads, air vents and fire alarms along the hallway ceiling.

The vertical plywood components were spaced to avoid them or notched to allow them to function. dbd Studio (Design/Build/Develop) is located in the Washington, DC area specializing in restaurant/retail and custom furniture

Digitally Fabricated Bookshelf, drawing courtesy of dbd Studio


dbd Studio has recently completed a custom bookshelf specifically designed and built for a condo in the Dupont Circle neighborhood of Washington DC. The owner had a severe lack of storage for household items, as well as no display options for objects collected from his worldwide travels.

+ Project description courtesy of dbd Studio

All pics & info courtesy of www.plusmood.com

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