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Arrived bent, sadly unusable.

Not the usual bookend

Saw a similar designer piece for nearly twice the price. This one has the same playful feel and holds a decent stack. Friends keep asking where it came from. Chuffed with that bargain.

A Gift That Landed Well

Bought this for my sister who is very particular about her home. She put the beige one on sideboard straight away. It looks like small sculpture and keeps her art books in place. She was delighted, so I am happy too.

Five months on, still tidy.

On my low living room shelf it reads almost like a small sculpture. The red gives the otherwise plain room a bit of life.

Fits my shelf.

At 30 cm wide, it holds my cookbooks without taking all the shelf space.

small footprint, big help

Packaging was simple and the stand came without scratch. I put six books inside and now desk is much more ordered.

Could a book rack be pretty?

One of the coils sits a tiny bit closer to the next than I expected. It bothered me for roughly five minutes. Once the hardbacks were in, I could not notice it. The beige colour is calm rather than dull. Kept it, happily.

SPRING THING

Saw the red one while scrolling late at night and impulse bought it. No regrets so far, it corrals my notebooks and looks wonderfully weird.

Blue is more dark in my room than it looked on screen. The holder itself is nice and the coating feels smooth, so I kept it. Just expected a brighter colour.

Sculptural

Looks grand beside my records.

A Neat Little Find

The box was plain but everything inside was wrapped well and arrived without a mark. Nice when a gift does not need rescuing before you hand it over.

Measure your shelf first

I checked the 30 cm width before ordering, so the fit is just right on my sideboard. The metal coating looks neat and the loops keep standard books standing well. One heavier volume leans a little, but overall I am pleased with it.

The size is spot on for the end of my sideboard, compact but not fiddly. Holds a decent stack of cookbooks upright without taking over the whole surface.

Delivery reached Bristol a day earlier than expected. Nothing needed assembling, which suited me perfectly. I had it filled and on the sideboard before the kettle boiled.

For the price it feels very good quality, and the blue makes my desk much more cheerful. Is compact but holds my notebooks and few magazines without falling over.

Better than my old bookends

My previous wooden bookends kept sliding apart. I expected the spring shape to be mostly decorative. Turns out it grips my novels rather nicely. It feels lighter than the old pair, yet takes up less room. Four stars because very large books need careful placing.

still tidy

Wipes clean, stays handsome.

NEAT IDEA

Smooth coating, pleasant shape, and no sharp part on my desk.

Post took longer than the estimate, but the rack itself landed safely. Does the job without shouting about it.

A cheerful desk update

Magazines used to slump against my monitor and look a mess. They sit upright now, and the looping metal is quite fun without being fussy.

Looks smart and works well.

First time I order this kind of stand. My magazines were always falling beside sofa and it made room look untidy. Package came and I only put it on table, no setup needed. The red color is warm and same like photo on my phone. It holds more than I thought. Now I enjoy seeing my favourite covers every morning.

Damaged in the box

Box was crushed and one loop arrived bent, so it wobbles and looks poor on the shelf.

Smart little thing. Does the job.

For my sister's reading nook

Gave this to my sister with two new novels tucked into the loops, and she was delighted. It looked thoughtful without needing fancy wrapping.

Fair price for something useful that does not look boring. The metal coating is smooth and the loops hold several novels. Mine sits on the living room cabinet. One tiny scuff underneath, otherwise pleased.

Box was crushed at one corner when it came. Inside, one loop was bent and books did not sit straight. I tried gentle push but shape is still uneven. Metal coating has no scratch, which is good. Maybe only delivery problem, but I cannot use it as planned.

Red really wakes up the room

The red version adds just enough color to an otherwise plain home office. I use it for design books and a couple magazines. The coated metal feels smooth, and there was no assembly nonsense. More functional than I expected.

Pretty shape, though the pink looked warmer online.

BETTER THAN BOOKENDS

My previous wooden bookends always moved apart. Here the loops keep each book in own place, very simple and effective.

Neat

Wipes clean in seconds.

Pretty, with one flaw

Good value overall, but my thinnest magazines still lean between the wider loops.

The shelf looks finished

Once the blue one was on my sideboard, the whole corner looked more considered. It keeps the cookbooks upright without hiding their covers.

Pretty, though not perfect.

The beige colour is calm and goes well with the room. Mine had a tiny mark in the coating near one loop. It still does the job, but I noticed it straight away.

Good value for the size

Looks rather chic on the sideboard and keeps the current reading pile under control.

Measured before ordering

Measured my shelf first and the listed size was correct when it came. I only wish the base had little pads, as it can move on very smooth surface.

better value than it looks

For the price, it makes my desk look far less cluttered and feels solid enough.

For magazines, yes

Compared with my usual separate bookends, this is much easier because nothing slides away. It feels stable and the loops make sorting simple.

Arrived with one small scuff, but it is stable and useful for normal size books.

Useful, but thin magazines slump.

One loop on mine was slightly bent when it arrived. I tried arranging lighter paperbacks around it, but they leaned to one side. The metal finish is nice enough. For magazines it may be fine, just not the tidy result I wanted. Returning felt like too much bother, so it is holding post for now.

Five magazines, no flop

It looks more like a small bit of sculpture than office storage, which is exactly why I chose it. Five magazines are sitting grand in it and the shelf finally looks intentional.

Compared with the plain metal ends I had before, this feels much more intentional. The books remain upright and the open curves keep it visually light. I would have liked room for one more large volume. Still, it earns its place on the desk.

I wanted something useful but not like office equipment. The curves give nice detail on my living room shelf. Is compact, yet many books can go between the spaces. Very happy with how it looks x

simple and useful

Keeps my current reads together and doesnt swallow half the shelf.

Blue looked different

The blue is duller than it appeared in the photo, which was a bit disappointing. Does the job grand, just not the colour pop I had in mind.

Desk sculpture vibes ✨

My worry was capacity, but is holding four books and some thin notebooks for me. The spring shape adjusts easy when I change them. Very clever object and does not need installation.

My old wooden bookends always slid apart when I added a magazine. These loops hold the mix more securely, and the blue coating feels much more considered.

I expected a cute gimmick, to be fair. Instead it is sturdy, balanced and genuinely handy for the books beside my settee. Moving volumes in and out is quicker than shifting two separate bookends. Pleasantly surprised by this one.

A happy impulse buy.

I added it to basket because the shape made me smile. Did not really need another organiser. Now the pink one holds my notebooks beside the sofa, and I use it every day. It takes less space than I imagined. Very happy I followed my impulse.

Dimensions are correct, although with books inside it needs few extra centimetres of breathing space.

Could hold heavier books better

With three large hardcovers, the weight makes them lean more than I prefer. For thinner books the shape is practical and looks good.

springy and smart

The measurements were accurate, so it slipped neatly onto my narrow console. I chose beige because I wanted the books to be the focus. It is useful but also has a playful shape. Very satisfied with how composed the corner looks.

Desk rescue 📚

My desk had books leaning against a coffee mug for months. I spotted the red version late one night and ordered it on impulse. It arrived looking wonderfully odd, in a good way. The coil separates my notebook from the books and everything stays upright. Even my partner noticed the desk looked better. Weirdly satisfying purchase.

Neat

Much sturdier than my old wire book holder and heaps nicer to look at.

Looks like design, works like storage

In our hallway it gives nice shape to a very boring console. I keep cookbooks there and they stay upright well. Is practical but also feels special.

My mum noticed it first

I put it on the sideboard and didn't mention it to anyone. Mum came round, spotted it straight away and asked where the little spring sculpture was from. Then she realised my gardening books were inside it. We spent ten minutes rearranging them because she preferred the taller one in the middle. It is useful, but also gives that rather plain corner a bit of character. I may end up ordering her one for Christmas.

Where has this been?

I assumed the coil shape might be more decorative than useful. Turns out it keeps a proper stack of magazines upright with no fuss. Hardcovers fit between the loops as well. There was nothing to assemble, which suited me perfectly. My sideboard looks calmer now. Pleasantly surprised by this clever thing.

Six months later: still solid

Still sturdy after daily shuffling.

I ordered another after using the first one on my desk for months. The coating on the older rack still looks clean, even after plenty of books being moved around. Second one is just as nicely finished.

Good value overall

I compared dimensions with two more costly holders before choosing this. The 30 cm width is enough for my current reading pile. It is not heavy, but the coil arrangement keeps everything surprisingly steady.

Where have my magazines gone?

Delivery was a day late, though the holder itself arrived sound and has tidied the lot.

Does the job

Needed something freestanding because I cannot drill the rented flat shelves. It stays put with normal hardcovers, though one very tall book leans a bit.

Mum was delighted with it, and her favourite books finally have a proper spot.

A lot of cardboard for compact item, yet it arrived perfect. The metal finish is smooth and easy to dust.

Good value because it is organizer and decoration together. Mine holds standard hardcovers with no problem, and I can move whole thing when cleaning the shelf. Simple idea, made nicely, very happy x

Much nicer than bookends

The coated surface feels smooth and hasnt marked my wooden console.

Pink made her smile.

Good value, actually

For the price, it has made my crowded little desk look far more orderly.

My magazines finally behave.

No drilling and no assembly, I just placed it on shelf. Is stable with my hardcovers and looks more special than normal organizer.

A practical little sculpture

Added it to my basket on a whim because the looping shape caught my eye. It holds the books by my settee nicely, though heavier volumes need placing toward the middle.

Width is good for my small desk. I expected bigger height, but books stand properly.

Pink is little softer than shown on my screen. Still very pretty in person and the coating feels smooth.

One for my daughter 📚

My daughter had books stacked all over her little study table. I chose the pink one as a birthday extra and wondered if it might be a bit frivolous. She put it to use immediately. Hardbacks and magazines both fit between the loops, with room to add more. She sent me a photo that evening, delighted with it.

Where did my desk go?

I measured the 30 cm width before order because my desk is very small. It fits good beside monitor. The height also works for my larger magazines. One heavy book can make the coil open little wider, but nothing falls. Now I can see the desk again, so I am pleased.

For the price, is very useful and looking expensive. My magazines stay properly now.

Pretty, with one caveat

The packaging was basic but everything turned up straight and unmarked. Reckon it suits hardcovers better than floppy single magazines, which can curl between the gaps.

My shelves finally make sense

Colour was little different from my screen, more soft blue than bright. At first I was not sure for it. Then I put art books between loops and whole shelf became tidy. Metal is smooth and no sharp feeling when I touch. My husband also said it looks expensive. I am very pleased now.

Small footprint, surprisingly useful.

CLEVER ON A DESK

heaps useful, looks ace too

Sculptural

Much nicer than basic office organizers.

a tidy little win

Delivery took a few extra days, but it arrived safely and is heaps nicer than the plastic file holder I had before.