Booksbaum wall 1 bookshelf

Booksbaum Bookshelf Wall 1. A tree of books thanks to Michael Rösing and his company Radius Design: The bookshelf collects books, DVDs, or CDs without drawing attention to itself. The thin steel shelves, attached to a central column and without visible fronts, make the collected works appear to float. What looks like a small magical piece when mounted as a wall shelf, where a single-row shelf requires no wall mounting and a double-row shelf only prominently displays the middle bar, reveals itself as a small or tall tree when it comes to the always double-row freestanding shelf. The freestanding shelf can be placed stably on its rectangular metal base, allowing it to stand freely in a room. Whether a thick branch as a wall shelf or a fully grown tree as a freestanding shelf, the Booksbaum bookshelf from Radius Design impresses with its simple compactness and large capacity to hold collected works (Wall 1 with 10 shelves in double rows holds about 140 books).