Bookinist

Presented:	Salone del Mobile 2007, Milan
Stylepark-ID:	05.1004.10116
Categories:	Home furniture › Seating furniture › armchairs
	Interior lighting › Table lamps

Product description

Bookinist is a movable chair designed especially for reading. It is based on the principle of a pushcart and can be rolled to any favourite spot. About 80 paperbacks can be stored ready for use in the arms and the backrest of the chair. With writing utensils such as reading-glass, bookmarks, pencil, pencil sharpener and a pocketbock in hidden compartments and a reading lamp Bookinist invites you to read and think at your leisure.

Articles about Bookinist

ARCHITECTURE

Living chambers

2/27/2017

Nils Holger Moormann has devised a box for micro-apartments – you can sleep, work and eat in it or on it, and store your stuff, too. Not a big thing, but the real thing.

DESIGN

A license to RO-CK

2/17/2015

For his lifetime achievements Nils Holger Moormann has been presented with the “German Design Award” in Frankfurt. Prompting Florian Hufnagl, former Director of the Neue Sammlung in Munich, to compose a special laudation in words and images.

MAGAZINE

All my socks are red, red, red

1/26/2012

On January 23 to great song and dance, and of course fireworks China welcomed in the Year of the Dragon. We can expect profound changes and plenty of luck. But only those who know the dress code.

MAGAZINE

On tranquility and comfort

10/21/2011

The English armchair was for many years considered the epitome of luxury. So what could a contemporary version look like, freed of all the historical frills and that demonstration of bourgeois power? A stroll through the history of the lounge chair, from the Eames's ideas to the Brothers Campana.

MAGAZINE

Moormanns mobile Leselust

7/1/2007

Auf einem Taschentuch präsentierte Nils Holger Moormann auf der diesjährigen Mailänder Möbelmesse seine neuen Produkte. "Benutzt es zum Trocknen Eurer Abschiedstränen", rief uns der Chiemgauer Querdenker selbstbewusst zu, als wir seinen Stand verlassen wollen.

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