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Best BookCases and Storage

spine wood bookcase
Solid-wood shelving is ideal for narrow spaces.Ten shelves. Assembly required.

newkirk media tower
Versatile storage for media equipment and more. Wood construction. Some assembly required. Open shelving for storage and display. One adjustable and one fixed shelf.

rectangle cutout bookcase
A combination of open and closed storage, perfect for revealing and concealing. Designed to accommodate west elm’s canvas storage collection. Wood construction. Assembly required.

A frame bookcase
Graduated open shelves scale bold new heights. Versatile, modern design in wood construction with oak veneer. Assembly required.

stacked modular bookcases
Open stacked shelving does double duty as a room divider. Wood construction. Assembly required.

room divider bookcase
Impressively versatile. Tall, freestanding open shelving works double-duty, dividing a room while displaying art, books and collections. Wood construction. Assembly required.

cadman spine bookcase
Minimalist design maximizes vertical wall space with 14 removable shelves. Assembly required.

parsons bookcase
Airy open shelving for storage and display. Wood construction.

Inspiration 1.12


How brilliant is this? If only I had the closet space....

(Via Pretty Lovely and This is Glamorous)

BookCases and Storage

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsspine wood bookcase

Solid-wood shelving is ideal for narrow spaces.Ten shelves. Assembly required.


west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsnewkirk media tower

Versatile storage for media equipment and more. Wood construction. Some assembly required. Open shelving for storage and display. One adjustable and one fixed shelf.

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsrectangle cutout bookcase

A combination of open and closed storage, perfect for revealing and concealing. Designed to accommodate west elm’s canvas storage collection. Wood construction. Assembly required.

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsA frame bookcase

Graduated open shelves scale bold new heights. Versatile, modern design in wood construction with oak veneer. Assembly required.

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsstacked modular bookcases
Open stacked shelving does double duty as a room divider. Wood construction. Assembly required.

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsroom divider bookcase

Impressively versatile. Tall, freestanding open shelving works double-duty, dividing a room while displaying art, books and collections. Wood construction. Assembly required.

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorscadman spine bookcase
Minimalist design maximizes vertical wall space with 14 removable shelves. Assembly required.

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsparsons bookcase

Airy open shelving for storage and display. Wood construction.

For The Bedroom

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiors
west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiors
west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsI like the look of these pieces for the new bedroom. They have a vintage modern style and are flexible in design that you can use a variety of other styles mixed in. From the Mitchell Gold & Bob Williams collection.

Mid-Century Modern By Florence Knoll

west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiors
west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiors
west elm furniture,interior design, furnitures, office interiorsFlorence Knoll was an American architect and furniture designer who studied under the likes of Mies van der Rohe and Eero Saarinen. In 1943 she joined with her husband Hans Knoll in redirecting Hans's furniture company more toward a modernist, Scandinavian style. Her American interpretation of minimalist, rationalist design theories is clearly evident in Knoll's storage pieces. She mixed woods and metals to great effect and added laminates as they became popular. In the 1950's Florence Knoll's work was often displayed at the Museum of Modern Art's "Good Design" exhibits. Although Knoll did a great deal of residential work, the International Style she worked in was specially in successful corporate offices. Knoll's vision for the new office was clean and uncluttered, and the corporate boom of the 1960's provided the perfect opportunity for her to change the way people looked at work in their offices. Florence Knoll was in charge of Knoll International, a leading American furniture design company, from 1953 to 1965.

 
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