Dec 14
From the designer’s website:
The strings of the book-harp are a play of light and statics, three-dimensional picture and bookend, transparent and complete simultaneously. Depending on the angle of the literary instrument it seems once closed, sometimes translucent – and turns to life upon passing. It captures the passer-by at the corner of his eye and draws attention to itself, the variegated content, or out into the sky.
I do like the look of this, would love to have a flat with something like this built in:
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December 14th, 2009 at 16:33
I’d love to have these kind of bookshelf in our house (we need it).
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December 15th, 2009 at 8:11
Interesting. And attractive. The “harp” title is a bit misleading, though, I was expecting an aural component.
It wouldn’t be difficult to add one…combine a laser harp with a bookshelf…hm.