Zigzag bookcase by Joëlle Ferlande and François Monnet, 1960s.

Zigzag bookcase by Joëlle Ferlande and François Monnet, 1960s. Sculptural “Zigzag” bookcase designed by Joëlle Ferlande and François Monnet. Crafted in France in the 1960s, this iconic shelving unit features a bold geometric zigzag structure in brushed metal. The open design creates a striking architectural presence while offering practical storage for books and decorative objects. A classic example of French mid-century modern design, the bookcase reflects the experimental and graphic aesthetic of the 1960s. Its clean lines and industrial material make it suitable for both contemporary and modern interiors. Dimensions: Height: 165 cm (65 in)Width: 160 cm (63 in)Depth: 40 cm (15.7 in) About the designers: Joëlle Ferlande and François Monnet were French designers active in the 1960s and early 1970s, best known for their modern metal furniture produced for Kappa/Uginox. Their work explored stainless and brushed steel as a primary design material, blending industrial aesthetics with functional, architectural forms. The iconic Zigzag bookcase, published in La Maison Française in 1971, is a key example of French mid-century modern design, recognized for its bold geometric structure and sculptural presence.