A chair wrapped in '5 linear metres of bookspace'. Apparently not too uncomfortable either.

Then, again for those literary lovers out there we have a choice of two 'invisible bookshelves':
One for holding books with the spines vertical; the Sticklebook design uses a comb-like method to hold the books (and presumably pinch the pages and covers a bit).

Then for those of us wanting a possibly more trustworthy bookshelf, there's Singuiler's design
which uses a simple brace.

Cool ideas. Obviously of lot of people like us who, despite the Internet, still really like their books.
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