Buchstabler Bookcase valentines_gifts recalls the simple form of

recalls the simple form of the traditional wooden chair but uses new materials and production techniques to offer enhanced comfort

Roundish Chair by Naoto Fukasawa for Maruni

Can be extended with additional leaves

The Nils Moller chair 64 was designed in 1966 and exemplifies the quality of design and construction

the upholstered armchair features a slim three-legged steel frame supporting a plush seat and back

Buchstabler Bookcase valentines_gifts recalls the simple form ofBuchstabler Bookcase by Tom Fischer for Nils Holger Moormann. The Buchstabler bookcase is a freestanding, rotating shelving unit designed specifically for storing books in an organised and efficient way. With space for approximately 25 books per level, it maximises storage while maintaining a minimal footprint. Assembled without screws, tools, or traditional fixings, the Buchstabler shelving unit uses an ingenious string tension system: a single cord