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February 11, 2008

Book (or magazine) stool — by Arik Levy

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From the website:
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Book (or magazine) stool

Turn books, old magazines and catalogs into extra seating around the home.

Simply affix the cotton and nylon straps around a stacked bundle.

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The perfect solution for turning unruly piles of reading material into extra seating.

Part recycling tool, part home organizer, part storage and part furniture.

225cm x 242cm (89" x 95").
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$37 CAD (Click on "Home Accessories", then scroll down)

Note: Books, old magazines and catalogs not included.

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Comments

(1) it's on sale at indigo bookstores in canada for 75% off right now
(2) it thought the same thing, "i could just get straps", but i know i never will
(3) i don't even think it's that nice-looking, but i have too many books & magazines, and not enough seating or storage so it's worth a try for $10!

Posted by: pc | Mar 29, 2008 12:10:05 AM

Here's what they'll think of next: "Bookseat: the Book Storage Chair for Small Libraries"

http://gizmodo.com/363041/bookseat-the-book-storage-chair-for-small-libraries
http://gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2008/03/Newbookseat.jpg

Posted by: Michael Valentine Smith | Mar 3, 2008 5:42:31 PM

I thought that was an amusing concept - a joke - until I saw a price. I'll still send the url to my friend who is hip-deep in too-many-books to fit on his shelves, but I think he'll laugh too.

I mean, you can get a couple of nice strong straps at the local hardware store. I haven't priced them, but I don't think they'll run $37.00 a pair.

Or is it "art" and I'm just being a Philistine?

Posted by: Michael Valentine Smith | Feb 11, 2008 9:49:26 PM

Nifty. What will they think of next?

Posted by: Milena | Feb 11, 2008 7:46:13 PM

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