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Modern Bookend Designs
From a discreet, incognito standee to a playful metal addition, our top seven bookend picks will help you keep those tumbling books at bay!
Product designer Alan Wisniewski's discreet Lena Bookends ($88) are the perfect landing spot for leaning books. Made from solid wood and sophisticatedly coated with a high gloss finish.
Connecticut-based illustration and design team Gluekit can now add product designer to their repertoire. Their powder coated steel Stacked Brick Bookends ($39) would be a red-hot addition to any bookshelf or desktop.
Whether you have four hardbacks or the complete collection of French literature, this set of Bendit Bookends ($28) will playfully bend and curve to any liking, all while gently holding those books in place.
Add a playful touch with these sleek high-polished nickle elephant bookends by Philippi. Running low on books? Easily join the two pieces together for a complete animal shape.
These glossy-finished steel bookends by Klaus Hackl for Eno Paris ($138) will help make your office desk a little tidier—the bottom tray can be used to hold all sorts of knick knacks, like paperclips, bonbons, and Whiteout. Available in red and black.
Add a bit of a sculptural element with these solid acacia bottle bookends ($80) designed by Alan Wisniewski for Umbra. Comes in a set of two.