Design of “DNA” Bookcase

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Written by Frau Jay

2013-09-23

The design of this bookcase designed by the Italian company Cattelan Italia. This project is called DNA.

Established from steel, the nearly 6-foot tower consists of two platforms that slowly rotate around the central column. Designed in the shape of a double helix structure of DNA. Wardrobe cost a little over $ 800.

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