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Modern Bookshelves: 25 Very Creative Designs

We used to think that the emergence of the Internet will make books obselete. However, since this has not been the case, we therefore continue to need bookshelves to store our collection of books. In this roundup, we will showcase the 25 modern bookshelves, which are not only creative and interesting but very functional as well.

01- Equation Bookshelf
‘Equation Bookshelf’ is a simple idea of to divide things in priority order… put together the books that you need immediately or more important between (parentheses)! Set others between [square brackets] and {braces}.

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02- Escape Into Your Cave
Created as a bookshelf with its own Cave inside, this shelf allows you to retreat with a good book, or just sit and relax in your space. The Cave bookshelf is large enough to be used as a divider between rooms  and available in two sizes: Children and Adult. Books may be stored on both sides of the bookcase with a cave crawlspace in between.

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03- Console Bookshelves
This modern Console Bookshelf by Stanislav Katz doubles as a reading bench.

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04- REK Bookcase
The REK Bookshelf expands and collapses like an accordion to provide you with more space for storing books. So the shelves can be pulled apart in a configuration of your choosing as your book grows.

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05- Bookseat shelf chair
This curvaceous plywood chair-cum-bookshelf doubles up on space and comfort. Available with a felt cushion in colors to suit your taste and environment.

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06-Inverted Bookshelf
The inverted bookshelf hangs all of the books from the bottom instead of supporting them from below. It is an interesting optical trick and it allows you get or put back the books whenever you want.

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07- Applied Literature
From Source: “The Hübler is a creation using concrete – and books with a ‘concrete’ history – in various planimetrical surfaces. The absence of the books, due to their various dimensions, form different shapes of various depths and heights. The result concrete structure will not have a final shape, because, by using it, visitors can change the books or remove them.”

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08- Lectus Pile of Books
This side table, designed by Josefin Hellström-Olsson, doubles as a book shelf. It is not only shaped like books, but holds books in the books! The little cubbies alternate from side-to-side on the piece, allowing for extra storage space.

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09- Book Porcupine
Designed by Holly Palmer, this bookshelf has 18 compartments in various sizes for storing books.

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10- Imeüble
This unusual wall storage shelf from Bjørn Jørund Blikstad will surely compliment your modern interiors.

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To know more about the each bookshelf, just click on the preview image shown below.

11- Infinity Bookshelf

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12- READ wall shelf

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13- Pacman Bookshelf

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14- Religion Bookshelf

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15- Billys Brother by AADI

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16-Branch Bookshelf

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17- Circular Walking Bookshelf

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18- Between the Lines

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19-Movement Bookshelf

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20-Biblio-chaise

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21- Elastic Bookshelf

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22- The United States Bibliography

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23- ‘Brick’ by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

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24-Tangram

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25- Pyramid Bookshelf

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