Shelf, freestanding rotating bookcase

This rotating bookshelf is a creation by the French designer Jacques Gourvenec. Designed in the 1980s, this piece stands out for its innovative functionality and sculptural silhouette, offering four distinct faces for versatile storage. The structure is made of wood with a light natural finish, contrasting with black panels and shelves. Each side of the rotating tower features a unique configuration: a grid of square shelves, an asymmetrical composition of open and closed compartments, and other faces providing varied storage solutions. This ingenious design allows for the appearance of the furniture to be modified according to needs and mood. The piece is in very good condition, reflecting careful use. The structure is solid, and the rotation mechanism is fully functional. The original finish has been preserved, maintaining the authentic character of this postmodern design piece. Thanks to its unique design, this bookshelf can serve as a room divider, a storage unit in an office, or a centrepiece in a contemporary or eclectic living room. It offers a storage solution that is both practical and aesthetic.