Most bookshelves are rectangles. The Indali is not. Its D-shaped silhouette — flat at the back, gently curved at the front — gives it a sculptural quality that makes it as much a piece of furniture as a storage solution. Standing at 182cm tall, it has genuine presence in a room, drawing the eye upward and giving books, objects and plants a stage that a conventional shelving unit simply cannot provide.

Crafted from sustainable mango wood, the warm natural grain runs through the frame and shelves, bringing an organic warmth to what could otherwise be a purely functional piece. The D-shape also has a practical advantage: the curved front profile means it sits comfortably in a corner or against a wall without the hard rectangular edges that can make a room feel boxed in. A bookshelf for people who want their storage to be worth looking at.