New for 2023! A library designed by designers from the Vrtiška & Ž

A decent piece of furniture

Designers Roman Vrtiška and Vladimír Žák approached the design with a clear intention – to create a full-fledged bookcase that would offer the necessary load-bearing capacity and function, would not compete with existing shelves, and would still carry the recognizable Fleysen aesthetic . They used the thin metal by which you can recognize Fleysen for the partitions, and instead of metal, they made the shelves from boards with laminate or wood veneer.

It will carry even Proust

The bookcase is wider than all-metal shelves and the shelves themselves can handle a greater load. This is due to both the laminate material and the L-shaped metal partitions. The transverse parts form one vertical line, the longitudinal surfaces are perforated and placed in a zigzag pattern. One shelf has a load capacity of up to 50 kg , so you can safely store all of Stephen King's works in the bookcase, including In Search of Lost Time in five languages.

As always, you have a choice.

The bookcase has from two to seven shelves and of course our favorite color playfulness remains. For metal surfaces, you can choose from 8 shades , and you can choose the shelves in one of the colors white, gray and oak veneer.

About designers

Roman Vrtiška (*1982) and Vladimír Žák (*1980) began working together while studying together at the Academy of Fine Arts, Design and Architecture in Prague (then the Academy of Fine Arts, Design and Architecture). Today, they are among the most sought-after creators and have won numerous Czech and international awards (Designblok, Czech Grand Design, Red Dot, and others). They mainly work on projects in the fields of architecture, interiors, and product design. Since 2016, they have been leading the Furniture and Interior Design Studio (D2) at the Academy of Fine Arts, Design and Architecture in Prague.

You can see the Fleysen Library live at our stand P.13 at Designblok in the Veletržní Palace, which will take place in Prague from October 4th to 8th, 2023.