When it comes to reading, the most classic carrier of pictures and texts is paper. After nearly two thousand years of wind, frost, rain and snow, paper books are likely to be eliminated from the stage of history. In today's information age, convenient electronic devices are gradually replacing paper books, which is a general trend. Many books have been transformed into home decorations, quietly placed on the bookshelf.

Although the functionality of paper books may have weakened, they will continue to exist anyway. Bookshelves are no exception and are essential furniture. Of course, there are still many people who insist on reading paper books and putting them on bookshelves. For them, giving books an elegant bookshelf is like giving them a perfect home.

Today, let’s take a closer look at those bookshelves that are so imaginative.

In fact, in the true sense, it is not entirely a bookshelf. It is made of beech wood, with a very delicate design , which shows that the owner has good taste and has many functions.

When guests come, you can flip out the flat side and use it as a table and chair. When you are bored, you can just take out a book and immerse yourself in the text to gain pleasure.

"The lines that resemble the state of heart rate are used to express the signs of life," said the Dutch designer.

Books and newspapers can be hung directly on it, and it also serves as a bookmark.

Do you think the shape of the branches is specially made? You are wrong. Because this is a dead tree that designer Sebastian Errazuriz found by chance on the streets of Santiago. He moved it directly into the room, fixed it on the wall, and then put a few pieces of tempered glass on it. This is a relatively primitive bookshelf and it is unique in the world.

Speaking of Chilean Sebastian Errazuriz, this is not the first time he has made a bookshelf. Inspiration comes easily to him. If you are interested, you can search his name, and his other designs are absolutely amazing.

This bookshelf is created by the LiliLite team. It looks simple but is fully functional. It has the basic function of storing books, and there is also a small light underneath. Nail it to the wall behind the bed, and you don't have to worry about the ceiling light dazzling your eyes when you read on the bed.

By the way, the curved part at the top can also function as a three-dimensional bookmark. When you feel sleepy while reading at night, you can just put the part you were reading on it and continue reading before going to bed the next day.

The designer, Micha?l Bihain, has an unconstrained mind. The bookshelf he brought is in the shape of a roller, made of PP plastic, with a diameter of 1.22 meters .

Books are randomly placed in the hollow square holes. There is no need for any rules here. You can put the books wherever you want.

It is also in the shape of a roller, and can hold a lot of books. Leaning on it is as comfortable as a hammock. It is said that there is a golden house in the book, and this is probably what they mean.

It seems that I am surrounded by knowledge, and I am reluctant to leave such an environment. When I am tired of reading, I can take a short rest, and my dreams are filled with the fragrance of books.

The shape is definitely familiar. Yes, it is based on the scrolls commonly used in ancient times as carriers of pictures and texts.

Although scrolls are no longer used, designers have been able to extract beauty from them and integrate them into modern life, turning them into a new idea. The bookshelf can be extended or retracted according to needs, and both ends can also store the required stationery or other small items, which is very practical.

It is a big question mark, representing people's thirst for knowledge. The four upper compartments are bookshelves, and the lower compartment is a cabinet. When placed next to the sofa, it can also be a floor lamp to provide you with lighting.

The four grids on the top can emit different colors. It would be more appropriate to say that they are collections rather than books.

Illusion Rubik's Cube, I'm sure many of you have seen it online, it's really amazing. It's called Rubika B601, a bookshelf designed by designer George Bosnas for the Greek brand Anesis. He used the Rubik's Cube as the appearance, creating an illusion and presenting a realistic 3D visual effect.

The three rhombuses can be matched in any color, but the premise is that they must be three different colors and adjusted completely according to the proportions of the Rubik's Cube. The grid can not only hold books, but also various ornaments to achieve a certain decorative effect.

Well, today's creative bookshelf ends here. Isn't it wonderful? If you have valuable ideas, please contact the editor in the background and share them with everyone.

From: Shejibao headlines (ID: shejibaoapp)

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