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Chuck Flexible Bookshelf Allows You to Determine Its Form

Chuck is a unique wall shelf where its form follow content, literally. Designed by NEUVONFRISCH, this shelf is a highly flexible object, it changes with your inclination. Place your books or any other objects, the way you place them determines the form of the shelf. It’s a smart furniture design aims to invite user to explore the places between spaces, you can play and personalize it to meet your requirements. There are 6 thin yet sturdy plywood boards, they flex to accommodate different sizes and weights of the objects you place on them.

Designer : NEUVONFRISCH

Chuck Flexible Wall Shelf by NEUVONFRISCH

Chuck Flexible Bookshelf Allows You to Determine Its Form is originally posted on Tuvie - Modern Industrial Design

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