1 library: several possibilities

With Harper, modularity takes on a whole new meaning. Whether bookcase, low shelf or open sideboard, this hybrid storage unit leaves you free to choose how you use it. Crafted in oak veneer, it's a practical piece with a vintage look. And since it's our current favorite, here are 3 ways to adopt it.

Free-standing low shelf or low bookcase in blond oak. A bookcase you'll love in the children's bedroom, at their height, in the hallway or even in the living room for storing glasses and knick-knacks. Its compact size and shallow depth make it ideal for small spaces. We love its practical yet aesthetic format, similar to a console but with far more storage space. Delivered with legs for assembly. Bookcase, Arne Lykke 474

1° Low shelf in the living room

Looking for storage furniture practical and space-saving? This low shelf is perfect for storing and displaying knick-knacks and small decorative items (such as candles). We also like being able to separate each universe thanks to its interior niches (small or large format version). And if space allows, why not put it in the hallway to dress up this often neglected room.

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2° Bookcase in the children's bedroom

At last, a bookcase to suit them! Ideal for storing bedtime reading, or for slipping in a toy or two for decoration. For a neater look, we recommend small boxes or even baskets to hold games and even a cuddly toy.

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3° Dining room sideboard

Thanks to its retro look, this low storage shelf becomes a vintage sideboard in the dining room. Play up the "antique" aspect by opting for a record player or old vinyl records. You can also take advantage of the opportunity to store crockery found at a flea market (and proudly display it).

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