Here’s another piece of the beautiful story of Off the wall, the open design and innovation contest launched in collaboration with Mabele on Desall.com. Please welcome Woods, designed by Tiziana Morello, one of the over 900 bookshelf projects submitted for the contest. The winners were all presented during the Fiera del Libro in Turin and at the Maison Et Objet where they were greeted with great appraisal.
In particular, the bookshelf combines a really evocative design with a wise choice of materials, that makes it a really unique piece. By virtue of its own design, it allows several compositions thanks to the modules that make up the entire structure.
“Woods” is a gaze out the window, pointed to a forest that hides books between its branches. It consists of various levels that provide a sense of depth and movement that depends on the perspective of the point of view. Trees placed in the foreground, hide a game of shelves on the background, creating a plot that will change its aspect according to the lightening orientation. Woods is a system set by three modules that you can put side by side in order to adorn every wall size.
About the author:
After graduating in design at the Sapienza University of Rome, the increasing passion for architecture took her to continue her studies and graduate in Architecture, Interiors and Exhibition. She had a few working experiences at several architecture studios based in Rome and Lecce, her homeland; in the meanwhile she also started her personal research, taking part in design awards and putting herself to test through personal working experiences. Her approach to product design often arose during the design of an interior, from the need to find an object that could complete it, by satisfying a need. What most fascinates her in design is the possibility to enter the daily life of people and to interact with their desires and needs.
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