Design Bookcase

Horizontal and vertical. Wallover reinterprets the bookcase concept by playing with proportions and graphics: the interweaving of lines creates a wall composition that breaks all paradigms. The open compartments of the Bookcases dialogue with the closed volumes of the other elements to create a harmonious and lively rhythm. The dividers of the Bookcases create compartments of different heights to meet every storage requirement.

System: Freedhome

Designer: Monica Graffeo

In foto: L 216 cm - P 35,5 cm - H 144 cm

The charm of asymmetry

The dimensional flexibility of Wallover also allows for variations in depth.

In this configuration, the Bookcases have less depth than the closed elements and create lively perspectives even when viewing the composition from the side, highlighting the balanced asymmetry of the composition.

The two-way dialogue between open and closed and between horizontal and vertical is accentuated by the different finishes: the Bookcase in Fumo and the open elements in Rugiada.

Light point

The customisation of the Wallover System goes as far as the light accessories. Even in the thin thickness of the Bookcase partitions, a led can be recessed. An invisible light source that enhances the finish of the backs. Lacquers, essences, Kera and Oxid: a wide range of possibilities to create playful combinations or contrasts.