Much more than just a piece of furniture, the Dune Bookshelf is a concentrate of Design alone. Easy to install, practical and ergonomic, it will dress your interior with elegance. Imagined and made in Estonia.
Dimensions :
Size S : 160 x 245 x 41 cm (Weight 60 kg)
Size M : 205 x 205 x 41 cm (Weight 75 kg)
Size L : 245 x 245 x 41 cm (weight 88 kg)
Materials : high density birch plywood (1.2 cm thick), water resistant.
Colors : white
Information : Easy to assemble and install - Wall mounting is strongly recommended.
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History of the product
Inspired by the shape of the dunes of the Sahara, shaped by the wind, this shelf with amazing design will amaze you. Available in three dimensions, it will dress the wall of your living room, your office or your room with elegance.
Very robust with its high strength birch plywood structure, it is easy to mount and lends itself to receiving your books, trinkets, and other travel souvenirs. Its dynamic shape will bring movement to your decoration. High quality furniture, remarkable in both design and design.
The designer
An architect by training, Jaanus ORGUSAAR, born in 1971, wanted to settle in his country of origin, Estonia, in order to install his Design studio. He was inspired by geometric constructions, fashion, photography and fine materials. He naturally embarked on the production of technical and aesthetic furniture that transpired his university education.
Complexly designed shapes, Finnish birch wood and plywood, lightweight and robust structures - this is the world of this designer who does not have the pen in his pocket! A discovery that has been awarded several times and exhibited throughout Europe, as recently as on the occasion of the European Days at the Estonian Embassy in Paris. These learned achievements have received many prizes of Design and Architecture over the last ten years.
