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Transform your library into a beautiful and functional space with these inspiring interior design ideas. Discover how to create a cozy and inviting atmosphere for reading and relaxation.
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JKMM Architects Transforms a 1980s Concrete Library into an Inviting 'Public Living Room' in Finland - Interior Design

The small municipality of Kirkkonummi, in southern Finland, can trace its history back millennia, from a medieval stone church to World War II–era bunkers. Next to that church, JKMM Architects revitalized a concrete library from the 1980’s, the result not only the IIDA’s institutional category winner but also taking home the best of competition award. “Contemporary libraries are where people get together to share knowledge and experiences,” JKMM founding partner Teemu Kurkela says. “This is…

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Haikou
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Modern Library
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Concrete Structure
Green Factory NAVER Library & Café | Red Dot Design Award Library Architecture, Japanese Library, Library Lighting, Public Library Design, Bookstore Design, Green Factory, School Library Design, Library Cafe, Library Furniture

Green Factory NAVER Library & Café

The first two floors of the NAVER headquarters have been transformed into a library, where bookshelves and the ambience were designed differently to best suit each book category. The library has three different zones – a design zone, a magazine zone, and...

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Zdravka Nikolova
Library Architecture
Japanese Library
Library Lighting
Public Library Design
Bookstore Design
Green Factory
School Library Design
Library Cafe
Library Furniture
Books tend to be rectilinear. But that doesn’t mean their repositories have to be. For this library in Kumamoto, Japan, design director Kazunobu Nakamura conceived a system of curved shelves to evoke the Kikuchi River, which runs through the city, located on the island of Kyushu. The nearly 330 linear feet of bookcases—composed of steel columns supporting shelves of pale Japanese ash finished with clear urethane—wind through the 18,300-square-foot space, dividing it into discrete nooks. Library Architecture, Japanese Library, Public Library Design, Interior Design Competition, Detail Arsitektur, Arsitektur Masjid, Interior Design School, 카페 인테리어 디자인, Shelving Design

The Design of This Japanese Library Evokes a Curving River

Books tend to be rectilinear. But that doesn’t mean their repositories have to be. For this library in Kumamoto, Japan, design director Kazunobu Nakamura conceived a system of curved shelves to evoke the Kikuchi River, which runs through the city, located on the island of Kyushu. The nearly 330 linear feet of bookcases—composed of steel columns supporting shelves of pale Japanese ash finished with clear urethane—wind through the 18,300-square-foot space, dividing it into discrete nooks.

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Lori Leinard
Library Architecture
Japanese Library
Public Library Design
Interior Design Competition
Detail Arsitektur
Arsitektur Masjid
Interior Design School
카페 인테리어 디자인
Shelving Design
Books tend to be rectilinear. But that doesn’t mean their repositories have to be. For this library in Kumamoto, Japan, design director Kazunobu Nakamura conceived a system of curved shelves to evoke the Kikuchi River, which runs through the city, located on the island of Kyushu. The nearly 330 linear feet of bookcases—composed of steel columns supporting shelves of pale Japanese ash finished with clear urethane—wind through the 18,300-square-foot space, dividing it into discrete nooks. Library Architecture, Japanese Library, Public Library Design, Bookstore Design, Detail Arsitektur, مركز ثقافي, Fotografi Kota, City Library, Central Library

The Design of This Japanese Library Evokes a Curving River

Books tend to be rectilinear. But that doesn’t mean their repositories have to be. For this library in Kumamoto, Japan, design director Kazunobu Nakamura conceived a system of curved shelves to evoke the Kikuchi River, which runs through the city, located on the island of Kyushu. The nearly 330 linear feet of bookcases—composed of steel columns supporting shelves of pale Japanese ash finished with clear urethane—wind through the 18,300-square-foot space, dividing it into discrete nooks.

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Destiny
Library Architecture
Japanese Library
Public Library Design
Bookstore Design
Detail Arsitektur
مركز ثقافي
Fotografi Kota
City Library
Central Library