blog.scifi.com — The Gravity Bookshelf is a piece of furniture with a design that you'll love or hate, but either way you can't deny its inherent practicality. By bending the plywood shelves so they appear to be coming out of the floor, designer Leo Kempf ensured that any books (or, say, DVDs) that you put on it won't fall over, with no need for any bookends.
Jun 13, 2007 View in Crawl 4
paq6swadJun 14, 2007
Interesting, but impractical because:1.) Lots of wasted space2.) When a book is de-shelved, all of the books above it will slide down and take its spot. To keep it in alphabetical order, you have to push all of the books back up to make a slot with enough room!Give me the traditional rectangular case any day -- I've got so many books there's little choice! :D
jeeumJun 14, 2007
"Gravity Bookshelf uses one of the four fundamental forces"I am pretty sure that every bookshelf uses the same number of fundamental forces. Maybe not...are there bookshelves in space?
hippleJun 14, 2007
<a class="user" href="http://www.smartfurniture.com/shop/catalog.designer.asp">http://www.smartfurniture.com/shop/catalog.designer.asp</a>Pretty cool website to design your own bookshelves. They don't come out of the ground, but they aren't made of plywood either. It's a trade off.
rajaal1977Jun 14, 2007
Wow! That shurley was tee coolist ive evr sean!
wendigo6x3Jun 14, 2007
simon and garfunkel...
satnavJun 14, 2007
if it's working, howcome I can't see the camera? ahaaaa
amerzJun 14, 2007
Re: HeadingYeah, because I look at bookshelves more than once per day....
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