Materials: Ikea Lack Wall Shelves
Description: 1. Bought several Lack wall shelves of 110cm and 30cm, a mixture of white and birch colours.
2. We configured them in a mostly random manner which after a few iterations started to resemble a tree and so it's now our tree of (LACK of) knowledge!
3. Depending on the size of your wall, this tree can definitely grow with your accumulation of books. Each Lack piece can be individually replaced as well so no need to replace an entire bookshelf if one area is damaged.
~ Kenneth and Huiwen, Singapore
Brilliant!
ReplyDeletelike it, like it, LIKE it.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely too small for all the books i (or most of my family or the people i know) have, but it's gorgeous, for sure
Hi,
ReplyDeletebrilliant hack! Hope your tree will continue to grow.
We actually used Ikea Lack parts as well to build some tropical storage space:
http://db.tt/TmytHBPp
For this one we took white Lack parts and the wall shelf unit and added the palm tree look with acrylic paint.
Hack on!
Carolina and Mario
Basel, Switzerland
oh I like this!
ReplyDeleteReally really cool! I'm definitely going to do something similar.
ReplyDeletewonderful hack ! one needs design skills to do it!
ReplyDeleteNeomi
I like it, but how did you mount the individual parts to the wall?
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteYour tree of knowledge is very cool.
Definitely from the "why didn't I think of this?" category.
How did you fix the shelves to the wall?
Great LAGO style http://www.quatuor.be/fr-wr/fiche.meubles.lago.linea-304
ReplyDeleteI would totally make this if I was allowed to fix things to my wall...
ReplyDeletecan please tell me on how u fixed the 30 cm wall shelf
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