Bookend leather

Keep your books and magazines in place, with a stylish bookend. Architect Jørgen Møller has designed this original bookend for Ørskov Copenhagen. The classic design fits into any home, with its timeless Danish design. This bookend has since been wrapped in leather, for a more modern look.

Enjoy the flexibility of being able to place your books anywhere. The design makes it easy to hold your books and magazines in place without them tipping over and losing shape. Perfect for the home magazines in the living room, the cookbooks in the kitchen or for the textbooks in the modern office. With the classic design, the bookend can also be used in the children’s room, as they can be beautifully incorporated into any room, due to their timeless and simple expression.

With the bookend, you can also easily divide a shelf in your bookcase. If you want to store books and display your favorite things side by side, this bookend is a smart and simple solution. It is also possible to place your books, magazines or brochures on a sideboard or for display on your desk with this simple and timeless book support.

Bookend in leather is in a minimal design made of metal wrapped in leather. The book support is placed just at the end of the book row, with the outermost book resting on the support, to hold it. Thus, all the other books are kept in place.

The book support is a well-known design and with its timeless expression can be used in countless contexts, in private homes, in offices, in companies – all places where there is a need to keep books and magazines in order.

Practical:

The bookend can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth.

The bookend is available in four colors: chocolate, elephant, cognac and black.

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Jørgen Møller was a renowned Danish architect and designer. During his lifetime, he designed many utility items for Danish homes and the international market.

“For me, form and function are the key words – in reverse order. Functionality is crucial, and only when you have achieved this can you begin to develop the form. Decorations have no function, and I strive for this to simplify the art ” Jørgen Møller.