Bookcases
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Danish Oak Dining Table Bramin 60'S
Vintage wood and metal 2-level shelf, 1960
Vintage library shelf in blond wood and bamboo with 3 levels, 1970
Dining Table Garden Table Acacia Black Steel
Pair of vintage shelves in wood and leather, Italy 1960
Vintage wall shelf in Rio rosewood and metal
Vintage light elm dining table by Lucian Ercolani, England 1960
Vintage glass and aluminum desk by Guido Faleschini for Mariani, 1970
Vintage dining table, Italy 1980
Vintage round maple and brass pedestal table by I.s.a Bergamo, 1950
Vintage folding oak shelf for Uluv, Czechoslovakia 1960
Vintage walnut wall shelf, Czechoslovakia 1930
Vintage Artona shelf in wood and leather by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto, 1970
Vintage wooden and travertine dining table, Italy 1970
Vintage walnut dining table, Sweden 1960
Vintage walnut dining table, Sweden 1960
Vintage shelf by Nisse Strinning, Denmark
Vintage oak hanging secretary desk by Marcel Gascoin for Arhec, 1950
Vintage "Diamant" walnut dining table by Bertil Fridhagen for Bodafors, Sweden 1960
Vintage "Öresund" teak bookcase by Børge Mogensen for Karl Andersson, Sweden 1960
Vintage round dining table in white veneered wood by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, 1960
Vintage Space Age dining table with smoked glass top by Gastone Rinaldi for Rima, Italy 1970
Vintage free-form rattan table
Vintage golden wall shelf with smoked glass shelves, Italy 1960
Buy bookcase
If you like books, magazines or other literature, give them a special place in your home with a bookcase. This piece of furniture is available in various types, colours, styles and sizes. A cupboard for the middle of the living room, against the wall, as a room divider, shelving unit, for hanging; the bookcase buy offers it all.
Tall bookcases
The high bookcases are a suitable option for the somewhat larger room with a high ceiling. The safe storage of your special book collection at a height where children cannot reach it, but the books can still be displayed. A high bookcase for the living room or office where the collector wants to present his special collection to the public.
Steel bookcases
The steel bookcases give the room a tough and industrial look. Such cabinets are also extremely stable thanks to the strong material. Whether you have a modern or a Scandinavian interior, a steel bookcase is a real eye-catcher. You can place both books and home accessories, plants or a lamp in the bookcase.
Modern bookcases
The bookworm prefers to have his favorite books within reach. A standard bookcase quickly looks sloppy or messy, so that the cabinet is hidden somewhere in the house. The modern bookcases offer appearance, design and invite you to see not only the books but also the cabinet up close.
Design bookcases
Special lines, a playful layout, various heights and depths, unique materials; that is what design bookcases stand for. It creates contrast in combination with, for example, a sleek white or dark interior. Thanks to wood, it can provide heat. All in all, the design bookcase is a stylish addition to your home.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to choose the perfect bookcase?
To get the perfect bookcase at home, you need to think about your own wishes and requirements that should be made of this cabinet. Think about things like;
- Material type
- Depth of the cabinet
- Bookcase with door or drawers?
- Bookcase layout
- Use the bookcase as a room divider or not
- Maintenance on the bookcase
What does a bookcase cost on average?
Are you looking for a bookcase and do you want to know what it will cost you on average? For a standard bookcase, take into account an average amount of between €200 and €1500. This mainly depends on the size, material and color of the cabinet.
What is a good bookcase?
A good bookcase meets your needs. Whether for storing books, decorating your living room or for dividing your living room. Whether it's an industrial bookcase with a rough metal look, a bookcase with doors, a low bookcase, a vintage bookcase, design bookcase or an open bookcase. There is a good bookcase for everyone here at Whoppah!