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Emily October 31, 2004 design

A Bibliophiles Bedroom

Building With Books began in 2004 in MIT, and is currently on display at the Boston Public Library in Defferrari Hall. [ via AraBlog reBlog and And Far Away… ]

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Room Overview

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Bed

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Umbrella stand

More pictures here and here. Fabulous.

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    miss-information.net on November 5, 2004 at 12:00 pm

    Building with books

    Now this is definitely my dream house… Check it out, the exhibition is called A Bibliophiles Bedroom and all the furniture and accessories are made with books. Wow! [Via

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