sticklebook shelf
posted by the scholar on January 11th, 2008filed under: design, home accessories, words
i like this quirky little sticklebook shelf. it’s built like a fine tooth comb. the wall bracket is aluminum which has a strip of little plastic grippy “teeth” that hold onto the cover and pages, which creates a floating illusion. it is meant for any size paperback book, and can hold up to a baker’s dozen.
no footprint – two thumbs up!
purchase them directly from sticklebook website, singulier and also here.
January 11th, 2008 at 10:20 am
Funny. Price makes it impractical, but the uniqueness makes it a good conversation piece. I m (I can t make an apostrophe, what the?) tempted.
January 11th, 2008 at 10:35 am
hi terry,
i could totally see a bunch of your books just a hangin’ on the wall in this thing! it’s us $28.70 on the sticklebook website plus $14.50 shipping to the us, so a total of $43.50. a little expensive for a novelty but if it works maybe it’s not so bad! i just like how it takes up no spce on the floor.
nice to see you – and btw your new photo of the “prehistoric” fruit is TOO funny!
December 2nd, 2009 at 12:05 am
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