The beauty of this simple shelf rests in its visual trickery of emerging from the wall. WOK Media's Branch Shelf was inspired by trees submerged in water that the London-based designers encountered when they spent time in Sri Lanka...
Lunuganga: Branch Shelf from WOK Media
We're especially fond of the Lunuganga Branch Shelf in the bathroom — art when empty and functional when you need it. The name Lunuganga comes from the tropical garden residence (now a hotel) in Sri Lanka of architect Geofferey Bawa. Via: swissmiss.
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would anyone really hang that on their wall??
view mfpants's profile
I totally would.
view nazrd's profile
i love it! beautiful and versatile.
view open_skies's profile
I like it too but couldn't see how much it costs.
view jede's profile
I wish there were some indication of the material used here. Is this simply a branch painted white, or is it cast from a mold?
It actually looks a lot like a branch wrapped in fabric. Hmm.
view Anna at D16's profile
I don't think it's for sale...it's just art. It could be a great DIY if anyone can figure out how to attach it to the wall.
view nazrd's profile
It's beautiful. I'll bet it costs a fortune.
view Deborah's profile
so pretty. trees are the best.
view jenny!'s profile
it was my birthday yesterday. and i wish i could go back and make this my only request!
view closertotheocean's profile
I plan to use branches as towel rods in the bathroom under construction(nearly done!). Love this version, and will try to copy it.
view theora55's profile
Interesting, but I'm not a big fan of the decorating with branches trend. I'm just not seeing the appeal.
view jooly's profile
So -- AT -- how much does it cost?
view Deborah's profile
I never tire of tree branch use.
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