Sleek, minimalist, space-saving. Snap up this West Elm Cadman Spine Bookcase. Jump below for links to this and other good finds.
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- custom covered stool for $35
- West Elm: Cadman Spine Bookcase for $135
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- Modern couch for $800
- Painted wardrobe armoire, shabby chic style for $145
- Vintage Danish Dresser for $55
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- Williams Sonoma Serving, chopping cart for $395/BO
- coffee table eames style with cherry&glass eiffel leg chrome for $295
- fireplace mantle for $100
Thanks, Craig!
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Comments (4)
I have two sapiens and then I got a couple spines and they are so dramatically inferior in both function and aesthetics that I had to sell them (one unopened) and even at a 40% loss.
They are cumbersome to assemble, have a lame finish, are not sturdy, and are made of much softer metal than either CB2s version and DWR's. They are also too short and consequently don't hold enough books for the oversize footprint.
I have waaay too many books for this silly thing.
hold out a few months & they'll start appearing on cl & other classifieds sites for under a hundred bucks. almost guaranteed.
I'm actually one of the people with items listed above. Thank you for the extra exposure. However, I am really shocked as to how rude potential customers have become. A little common courtesy goes a long long way.