
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...

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...


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.
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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