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Stack Books in your Grandfather
He wont mind. Often in history, mashing two things together, furniture pieces, silverware, counties, anime characters, has been the good idea. No exception here. My grandmother has a grandfather clock that’s worked since the 1950′s – but not for carrying books n’ stuff. This new design, the P-Bookshelf, still has the clock, has new shelves, looks modern and could have the same method of distribution if it wanted…
Distribution of my grandmother’s grandfather clock went as thus: see the ad in a tin of oats, send in the order form and some amount of money through the post office, and receive the whole clock via the post. You put it together yourself. A grandfather clock!
This P-Bookshelf doesn’t look to complicated for that, ya think? Even if not, it’s pretty, isn’t it? I’d use one fo-sho. Designer Yar Rassadin with the flavor.
Designer: Yar Rassadin
9 Comments »
Carl says
straight to ikea, and thats not a compliment.
Oskar says
Ikea actually just did it: http://www.ikea.com/se/sv/catalog/products/60139693
karl says
i thought i had seen this somewhere
phil excellente says
similar to the ikea design, but much better looking and original
Ulfen says
I can’t actually envision myself buying on of these.
Kinda like the clean design of it though.
Eric says
I think it looks nice. I can just tell I would want a change after a while though so I don’t think I would buy one either.
Will says
doesn’t have the satisfying sway of a grandfather clock. And this is actually still far better than the ikea one.
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