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Franz Maurer: Vienna by Tim Yu

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For those of us who prefer to hold on to our CDs for one reason or another, the problem becomes where to store them without overwhelming your apartment. Franz Maurer designed this CD shelf, Vienna, a wall unit for the design collection Anthologie Quartett. To help contrast the unsightly crooked stacks of jewel cases, he adds a hint of sophistication by housing CDs in an old-world lacquered wood frame.

It is available for €1350 at Dreamhouse.

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