Bookworm wrap-around chair beckons bibliophiles
« Back to Article
The Bookworm is a chair that surrounds the reader with their library, literally
As well as being a functional chair and bookcase, the Bookworm could pass for a work of art, adding to the overall aesthetics of any room
A close-up of the Bookworm reveals how the books are meant to be stacked in a variety of different ways
The Bookworm stands unfettered, waiting for an avid reader to occupy its contoured seating area
Article Summary
The design of both chairs and bookcases generally follow a certain pattern. Chairs need to accommodate the user, support their weight, and provide a certain level of comfort. Bookcases need to have plenty of room for books, which usually sit upright and facing outwards. In order to combine the two, some of these conventions have to be played with ever so slightly. The Bookworm does just that.
Other Images from this Gallery
Related Articles
-
The latest in Canine Chic - Pet Chairs
17th August, 2006
-
Jun Murakoshi's multi-functional Shelving Chair
22nd January, 2008
-
Foldaway Massage Chair converts to footstool
7th March, 2010
-
Offi Paket – the dining set that doesn't eat into the room
17th June, 2009
-
The Cloud House: three chairs combined into a work of art
15th October, 2012
-
KABOOST child booster: lift junior up to your level
26th March, 2008
