‘serpant modular shelving system’ by bashko trybek images courtesy of bashko trybek
polish designer bashko trybek created ‘serpent’, a modular shelving system that uses four vivid zigzagging wires as support its wooden planks. since each piece stands alone, the structure becomes adjustable, allowing users to decide on the length, height, and space between the shelves. the visual strength of the product is due to the simplicity of its idea, combining basic forms in an unexpected way.
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