Desk and Bookshelf Essential
Holds books upright on desks, credenzas and office shelving with styleÂ
Organic Modern Design
Warm wood suits organic modern, Scandinavian and transitional interiorsÂ
Clean Profile
A clean, simple profile with visible wood grain adds interest to any shelfÂ
Bookshelf Scale
Scaled for standard hardcovers, paperbacks and journals on shelves and desksÂ
Weight and Stability
Designed to brace a row of books and keep them standing uprightÂ
Sold as a Pair
Includes two book ends, one for each end of a row of booksÂ
Brown Tone
A brown tone supports the design without competing for attentionÂ
Placement Flexibility
Works on bookshelves, desks, consoles and mantels, or alone as small sculptureÂ
Wood Construction
Crafted in wood for a warm, lasting pair of book endsÂ
Handmade Wood
Handmade wood with subtle variation in grain and tone; dust with a dry clothÂ
A set of 2 reclaimed wood bookends in a medium brown finish. The stain enhances the natural intricacies of the raw, unpolished wood, making it a fascinating and rustic addition to a space. Style these bookends on shelves, buffets, as well as coffee and console tables.
*Reclaimed wood is a natural material. Please expect variations in size and color.
A one-of-a-kind statement for consoles and hearths, the Incana is an antique tractor wheel of salvaged wood from Jodhpur, India, mounted on a black metal stand.
A sculptural accent for shelves, consoles and coffee tables, the Carrick is a set of three solid wood orbs in natural brown.
A sculptural accent for shelves, consoles and coffee tables, the Sunita is a set of three handmade paper mache orbs.
A one-of-a-kind accent for bowls and shelves, the small Ramus is a resin orb shaped from antler-like forms in brown.
An organic accent for consoles, coffee tables and shelves, the Sonu set includes two handmade paper mache half-pot bowls on narrow pedestal bases. Each is one of a kind.
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