The Open bookshelf by Martin Breuer Bono, with its minimalist grid design, stands against a concrete wall. Made from plywood, it neatly holds several books. A large potted monstera on the left adds greenery, enhancing the sleek aesthetic against the wooden floor.

A minimalist interior showcases a concrete wall and the airy Open grid-style bookcase by Martin Breuer Bono, holding a few books. A potted plant with large green leaves on the wooden floor casts a sculptural shadow beside the bookshelf.

A minimalist room features the Open, a tall, narrow plywood bookcase by Martin Breuer Bono with a few black-and-white books. Beside it is a large green potted plant with broad leaves. The light wooden floor and plain white walls complete the minimalist design.

A minimalist room showcases the Open bookcase by Martin Breuer Bono against a white wall with two books. A partial view of a white sculptural object complements the clean and modern aesthetic.

A minimalist architectural scene features Martin Breuer Bonos Open, a sleek bookcase with white curved walls and a grid-like design, creating clean lines and a soft, bright aesthetic.

An Open bookcase by Martin Breuer Bono leans against a white wall with a few books. A potted plant adorns the dark wood floor nearby, and part of a gray sofa is visible on the right, completing the serene design aesthetic.

Open

Manufacturer Martin Breuer Bono

How much do you need? And how much does it need to hold a book?
OPEN substantially rethinks the typology of a bookcase. The result is a physically and optically reduced object, using the minimum amount of material. An airy grid that opens up like a fan inviting your books to accommodate. Once parked they are presented as a bouquet of flowers.
OPEN -via an elegant gesture- invites to interact, to (re-)group your books: With the tip of a finger you can choose a book and tilt it towards you! Empty, it produces a sculptural cast shadow on the wall, fully loaded it draws back and leaves the scenery to your books.

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