Jam bookcase, 6 poles

Normann Copenhagen

JP¥ 110,000 JP¥ 146,800

Normann Copenhagen
Jam bookcase
JP¥ 110,000 JP¥ 146,800



Description

Normann Copenhagen’s Jam bookcase is composed of just three elements: shelves, poles and – perhaps a bit surprisingly – wedges. It was these rather unremarkable objects that were the starting point for the design of the Jam bookcase. The German design trio behind the bookcase, Rudolph Schelling Webermann, was fascinated by a wedge’s ability to hold even a heavy door solely due to its inclined shape and friction. This is why the Jam bookcase is held together only with wedges and can be assembled without any screws or tools.

Colour
Oak, grey
Width
138 cm
Depth
38 cm
Height
55 cm
Material
Shelves: chipboard with oak veneer, poles: solid oak, wedges: polypropylene
Product ID
NC602504
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