ladder bookcase 217
by Ozdemir & Caglar from De La Espada
ladder bookcase 217
Design Seyhan Özdemir & Sefer Çaglar
American white oak or American black walnut
Made in Portugal by De La Espada
The Ladder bookcase suits a variety of environments and stores books attractively with a relatively small footprint. Made from premium solid wood, it has steps of varied depth to meet the wall when placed at an angle. A quality design perfect for office or home use.
De La Espada is a groundbreaking design management firm and leading modern woodworker with a dedicated factory in Portugal. Highly skilled craftspeople combine noble materials, traditional joinery, handcraft and advanced technology to realize each design to the highest standard. De La Espada puts the author at the forefront and values the modern artisan. They partner with designers who art direct, curate and design their own product lines, and support them through manufacture and distribution.
In 2003, Seyhan and Sefer founded Autoban, an interior design and product studio that has been gaining widespread recognition and receiving design awards around the world. Hailing from Istanbul, Autoban has a wealth of culture from which to draw a unique aesthetic language. They use raw materials to create sleek, modern designs with varied cultural and historic elements with a splash of whimsy. Founders Seyhan Özdemir and Sefer Çaglar find their core inspiration in nature, daily rituals, childhood memories and the city in which they live.
Available in American black walnut, American white oak, or European Ash in a range of finishes; or painted HDF in a choice of our full range of colours with a satin matte or gloss finish.
217M ladder bookcase: 17.7" w | 17.3" d | 80.7" h
217L ladder bookcase: 17.7" w | 19.6" d | 97.4" h
American white oak or American black walnut
Made in Portugal by De La Espada
The Ladder bookcase suits a variety of environments and stores books attractively with a relatively small footprint. Made from premium solid wood, it has steps of varied depth to meet the wall when placed at an angle. A quality design perfect for office or home use.
De La Espada is a groundbreaking design management firm and leading modern woodworker with a dedicated factory in Portugal. Highly skilled craftspeople combine noble materials, traditional joinery, handcraft and advanced technology to realize each design to the highest standard. De La Espada puts the author at the forefront and values the modern artisan. They partner with designers who art direct, curate and design their own product lines, and support them through manufacture and distribution.
In 2003, Seyhan and Sefer founded Autoban, an interior design and product studio that has been gaining widespread recognition and receiving design awards around the world. Hailing from Istanbul, Autoban has a wealth of culture from which to draw a unique aesthetic language. They use raw materials to create sleek, modern designs with varied cultural and historic elements with a splash of whimsy. Founders Seyhan Özdemir and Sefer Çaglar find their core inspiration in nature, daily rituals, childhood memories and the city in which they live.
Available in American black walnut, American white oak, or European Ash in a range of finishes; or painted HDF in a choice of our full range of colours with a satin matte or gloss finish.
217M ladder bookcase: 17.7" w | 17.3" d | 80.7" h
217L ladder bookcase: 17.7" w | 19.6" d | 97.4" h
$4,170.00 + $295.00 shipping (curbside delivery in the continental US)
(please allow 12-16 weeks for delivery)
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Ozdemir & Caglar
Ozdemir and Caglar launched their first collection in Paris in 2004. Two years later they opened the Autoban Gallery to showcase the best of these designs. The next year they began their collaboration with De La Espada.
De La Espada is a design management firm and modern woodworker with a dedicated factory in Portugal. Highly skilled craftspeople combine noble materials, traditional joinery, handcraft and advanced technology to realize each design to the highest standard.
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