Say hello to the solution to all your book collection growth pains. Cleverly designed by Dutch designer Reinier de Jong, this bookshelf expands as your collection does. Function meets modern beauty in this gorgeous piece. Never run out of shelf space again! It’s time to take control of your clutter. This bookshelf helps you turn your boxes of books into something stylish. Finally, you can impress your friends with those obscure vintage tomes just waiting to be displayed.

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This is by far the coolest bookshelf that I’ve ever seen. Machine Project has found a way to solve the problem of having furniture invade too much space by making it retract in to the ground. Aside from the cool aesthetics and fun factor of being able to pull your bookshelves up and down at will, this thought process can be reapplied to many items that take up too much unnecessary space. Foldable dishwashers, anyone?

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We are quite the stickler for badass optical illusions. The Bias of Thought book shelf designed by ClarkeHopkinsClarke Architects’ John Leung is a pretty cool product that looks incredibly flat, but then it can perplexingly display a fair number of books and such on it. What does that mean? We’re sold.

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The 800gr Bookshelf by French designer Dany Gilles is made from stackable cardboard cases. Not surprisingly, it’s very light and modular.

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This made-to-order ‘X’ bookshelf by Ais Design Studio can be wall mounted or rested on the floor. Designer Andreas Achniotis Perales often uses his trademark X in interior projects, either as a product or as an applied print.

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