Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Sculptural bookcase composed by a series of squared, detached and tangent elements
  • Bookcase made of vertical modules composed by 5 panels of different sizes and depth with supporting frame in square section tubular steel
  • Vertical and horizontal covers in aluminum plate
  • Epoxy powder coating in white or black
  • Modules to be fixed directly on the wall using the supplied plate
Misure

H × W × D
23.75 × 5.50 × 5.50 in.
60.5 × 13.75 × 13.75 cm.
Steel, Aluminum

Spedizione e resi

Si prega di fare riferimento alla nostra politica di spedizione e di reso e cambio.

Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Living Divani. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the name Bukva mean?

Bukva is the word for 'letter' in several Slavic languages. Vasilev uses it to frame each vertical unit as a glyph, something to be read compositionally across a wall rather than treated as a utilitarian object.

Who is designer Victor Vasilev?

Victor Vasilev is a Bulgarian-born, Milan-based designer known for work that sits at the boundary between furniture and installation. His practice draws heavily on architectural proportion and the formal language of sculpture.

What materials is the Bukva Bookcase made from?

The Bukva is constructed from steel shelves with painted fronts, finished in varied depths to create the offset, relief-like geometry that defines the piece.

Can the Bukva shelves be accessed from both sides?

Yes. The shelf compartments are open on both sides, which allows the bookcase to function as a freestanding room divider as well as a wall-mounted composition.

How does Bukva work as a wall composition?

Each vertical unit uses five panels of differing dimensions as structural end caps, projecting at varying depths from the wall. The result reads as a relief sculpture, with the offset geometry creating visual rhythm across the surface.

Brand & Designer

Living Divani
Sedie di famiglia

Living Divani

Founded in 1969 in Anzano del Parco, Italy, Living Divani specializes in minimalist Italian sofas and refined modular seating.
Victor Vasilev
Tavolino B3

Victor Vasilev

A Bulgarian architect and designer known for formal purity, architectural rigor, and a refined vision of contemporary living.