Sallie Trout went fairly far out of her normal interior, furniture, lighting and hardware design experience to create this towering family library right in the centre of her own home. While some shelves can be reached from the floor, adjacent landing or from the triangle-shaped spiral stairs, the rest of the books are accessible only by remote-controlled chain hoist that is attached to a bosun’s chair (stable climbing harness). Readers must ride up and down to retrieve volumes – a little bit of exercise pre-reading never hurt anyone.
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Nice post! It’s my first time to see that kind of book case. Cool! Having a book case is very important because we need to organize our books because books is one of the source of our knowledge.
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