Greffage is a contemporary bookcase composed of the combination of slender wooden elements with rounded corners and thicker parts. The design arises from this unconventional intersection concept, directly reflected in the name Greffage, the French word for “interlocking”.

Viewed from different angles, Greffage appears to change its configuration: vertical and horizontal elements visually overlap, while solid volumes and openings alternate in relation to one another, creating new geometries.

Solid wood strengthens the tactile feeling of the structure, revealing its grain, continuity and natural variations.

The collection is available in natural ash, a lacquered finish or a combination of the two. These options change the relationship between the natural character of wood and uniform colour while preserving the bookcase’s construction principle.

Greffage transforms interlocking into a design language. Its structure appears to take on different geometries as the viewer moves around it, making the bookcase both a place for books and objects and a presence that engages with the architecture of the space.