Whether you split it up, make it grow, or keep it as it is, the Designchain($190) can be crafted to any shape, in any length, for any room you desire. Made from the same material used in bullet proof glass and F16 fighter canopies - polycarbonate plastic - the Designchain is incredibly durable, yet very lightweight and 100% recyclable.
You want to make your books floating on the air. Umbra Conceal Bookshelf($13) is a ingenious piece of design, this floating bookshelf becomes invisible behind a stack of books.
Hotel BoxHave too many shoes and fashion accessories laying around the apartment? The Hotel Box($25) was made for you. When you buy a new pair, you can just throw away the original packaging and put them into this easy to stack box. As there is a window in the box you can now show off your fabulous collection of shoes if you like .
The cool Wall Pockets Uten.Silo Storage System($295) design which is begin 1968. This design icon was created in 1969 and is just as viable today as it was when first conceived. It started with one around the changing table for all those items you seem to collect. Image a product that could be with you for 15-20 years, Believe it. . .this one was designed to last! It materials are ABS plastic and metal hooks. And have different size. [Thanks, malisia]
Invisible Shelving System(EUR 30) 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. And not demage the books. [via]
Sapien Bookcase Short($200) ; Let's holds a stack of books. For those with a lot of books and little space to store them. The bookcase will hold up to 50-70 books. All-metal construction and a heavy, weighted base ensure the design's strength and stability. Have grey and white color.
Crepax Kadhorna cabinet($5,90) is so cool and mordern. This piece of Crepax Kadhorna cabinet features the artwork of graphic artist Guido Crepax. His most famous storyline, featuring the character 'Valentina', was created in 1965. This series was very much in the spirit of the 60s, incorporating eroticism, and psychedelic, and dream-like storylines.
