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- Birch Ply
Linnea Bookshelf
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Linnea Bookshelf
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Linnea Bookshelf
The Linnea Bookshelf is a lightweight, elegant shelving system which takes inspiration from traditional joinery. With clever joints and compression fittings, the bookshelf is strong without the need for unsightly nuts and bolts.
Each shelf measures W-457mm, H-350mm, D-350mm, so there’s plenty storage room for files, books, and general studio clutter. The open shelving and slim profile of Linnea make it perfect for displaying treasured ornaments, awards, and pictures. Each horizontal shelf extends slightly beyond the vertical supports, providing a small perch onto which lights or even plants can be hung.
Linnea is large with ample storage room but is deceptively lightweight. Made from 12mm thick high-quality Birch Plywood, the Bookshelf can be assembled and moved with ease.
Designed and shared openly by:
- Width: 1,110mm
- Height: 1,825mm
- Depth: 380mm
Augmented Reality with iOS 12
Our AR experience runs natively in Safari on iPhone’s and iPad’s running iOS 12. Click the image at the top of the page with the AR icon in the top right hand corner to load the design in Quick Look. You’ll need one of the following devices running iOS 12 to use our AR feature: iPhone 6s and later, all iPad Pro models, iPad 5th generation and iPad 6th generation.
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What makes the Linnea Bookshelf different?
The Linnea Bookshelf is designed to be manufactured by a network of independent makers all around the world. This is possible thanks to Opendesk’s alternative supply chain - designers share designs for products that can be downloaded and made locally using the latest digital tools.
We call this model ‘Open Making’.
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