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　　A title that will appeal to those interested in book culture

as well as furniture and interior design, Bookshelf is the first

publication to take bookshelf design as its subject. From the

conceptual Read-Unread Bookshelf (which weighs books read against

those still to be started) to the multi-function Trick (a unit that

transforms from shelf-space into a table and two chairs), Bookshelf

presents over 200 inventive and experimental shelving designs in

more than 400 colour illustrations that are sure to covet and

inspire. Individual specification details are provided for each

bookcase, including materials and documentation, and the

accompanying texts by Alex Johnson, author and editor of The Blog

on the Bookshelf, provide a fun and informative look at the history

of the bookcase, as well as reflecting on how a new generation of

designers have re-imagined a classic. One might have presumed that,

with the advent of the e-book, the days of the bookshelf were

numbered. In fact, readers are now taking almost as much interest

in the furniture that houses their libraries as the books

themselves; if the titles in your collection are a reflection of

your personality, then so too is the design of your bookshelf.

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　　Alex Johnson is a freelance journalist and the author of

Shedworking:The Alternative Workplace Revolution. In 2007, he

started Bookshelf, a blog that highlights interesting bookcases. He

lives in England.

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书籍介绍

Celebrating innovation and inspiration in one of the most basic of all home designs: the bookshelf.

Bookcases are so much more than just a place to store one’s books. They've become experiments in engineering and explorations into modern art, covetable in their own right. Financial analysts at Bloomberg have even used the IKEA Billy bookcase as an index of economic growth.

In these pages you will find plenty of inspiration and diversity, from “Juxtaposed,” a shelf capitalizing on limited space to display seven books containing the world’s most influential religions, to Sakura Adachi’s “Trick,” a bookcase that constantly mutates into a table and two chairs. Shelves can even be re-imagined: the way laundry is dried in China informed Dutch designers Studio Ditte as they created their Kwan bookcase.

So while we appreciate the efficient book storage of e-readers, let us marvel at physical bookshelves that are shaped like trees, or hold books upside down, or can even walk. This beautifully crafted book will bring joy to book lovers everywhere.

300+ color illustrations