Inspired by Parisian graffiti, the Graffititek bookshelf is created by French designer Charles Kalpakian. This bookshelf design challenges the conventional standard bookshelf that eschews the straight line, as a result all the books get askew. Due to its imploded geometry, it gives a new life to the books. You might say its like a mess, but we’d love it! The design aims to offer new perspective on the craft by reinterpreting it in a three-dimesional way.

Designer: Hellokarl – Charles Kalpakian

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