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The Ellis Mid Century Bookshelf is a handcrafted storage piece designed to bring warmth, structure, and practical organization into modern interiors. Built from 100% solid pine wood with a strong metal frame, it combines natural wood texture with a clean architectural silhouette.
Its open shelf design provides generous space for books, plants, framed photos, ceramics, office supplies, and decorative objects. The contrast between solid pine shelves and the slim metal frame gives Ellis a balanced look that works well in living rooms, home offices, bedrooms, entryways, and studio spaces.
Available in multiple widths and two height options, Ellis can adapt to both compact rooms and wider feature walls. The 5-shelf and 6-shelf configurations make it useful for different storage needs while keeping the overall design light, open, and visually organized.
With its mid-century modern character, natural wood grain, water-resistant matte finish, and easy assembly structure, Ellis is designed as both a functional bookcase and a stylish display piece for everyday interiors.

This Weathermap has nothing to do with beautiful summer days. Or an early spring feeling. It has to do with one special day in 2012. On February 4th The Netherlands was - literally - very “cool”. Actually, it was -9,2 F, which is -22,9 Celsius. This coldest point was located right in the middle of the country. We had a deep-freeze, the likes of which we had not experienced in more than 30 years. The coldest day in the 21 century. Well, that’s something you don’t feel every day.
Size 39.4 - 39.4 Inch (100 - 100 cm). Acrylic on Linen. Info: hello@nosybirds.com or cell +31630023520
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