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Charles Kalpakian turns optical illusion into Rocky shelving

Monika ThakurBy Monika ThakurOctober 5, 2015Updated:February 11, 20192 Mins Read
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Minimalist yet practical shelving units are preferred by every urban dwellers living in small apartments. This is because these wall-mounted or floor-standing shelves not only form an elegant storage space, but also provides appealing charm to home interior.

Living up to the same concept, Lebanese designer Charles Kalpakian has cleverly transformed optical illusion into Rocky shelving unit, featuring well-defined angular and sculptural lines. The contemporary credenza has been designed for French furniture company La Chance to give this line of shelves some context in a beautiful way.

Kalpakian has created 3D printed prototypes to form the angular lines, and later steel frames formed sturdy structure of the shelving. The bookcase is designed to play with the viewers’ perception of space and volume, allowing the angular blocks to change according to the observers’ viewpoint. Due to the art of optical illusion, this modern shelf defies its first look and one needs multiple passes to actually understand its structure.

Measuring 37 x 55 x 14-inches, the shelves are idyllic for any small or large living space, offering ample space for keeping your book collection or displaying home decor objects. Furthermore, the rocky shelving unit is finished in three different color options such as mat lacquered black, blue or aluminum grey.

The designer has brilliantly set an example depicting how ordinary household objects can be turned into something graceful rather than monotonous designs. Check out the images given below to view how this shelving system changes as per the viewer’s outlook.

Charles Kalpakian turns optical illusion into Rocky shelving
3D printed prototypes are used to form the angular lines
Charles Kalpakian turns optical illusion into Rocky shelving
The shapes of the blocks change as per the observers’ viewpoint
Charles Kalpakian turns optical illusion into Rocky shelving
Black shelving unit
Charles Kalpakian turns optical illusion into Rocky shelving
Aluminum grey shelving unit
Charles Kalpakian turns optical illusion into Rocky shelving
Each shelf can be used to store books or display home decor objects

Via: Designboom

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Monika is a young blogger, who likes sharing her opinion about trending consumer products and gadgets. When she is not educating readers with her writings, she’s most likely educating herself by reading her favorite stuff. She also has love for creativity and music.

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