Eight open cubes across six tiers give this 33 by 12 by 64 inch bookcase a grid rather than a run of identical shelves, and that changes how it gets loaded. Large cubes measure 19.5 inches wide and take rows of books, boxed sets or a stereo component; small cubes at 11.5 inches wide suit framed photos, single plants and objects that would look lost in a full-width bay. Every level clears 11.5 inches in height, so hardbacks stand upright instead of going in flat, and each tier carries 33 pounds. Below the cube grid sits a drawer with 30 by 9 by 4.5 inches of interior space, rated to the same 33 pounds, that swallows the small items which otherwise clutter open shelving: cables, coasters, batteries, spare keys. It runs on smooth slides and opens by a fitted handle, so a loaded drawer glides rather than sticking and jerking halfway out. The drawer front carries a well-woven rattan panel, and the natural wood around it keeps the piece looking like a considered furniture choice rather than storage. An anti-tip kit is supplied to anchor the case to the wall, which a 64-inch unit on a 12-inch deep base genuinely needs once the upper cubes are loaded. Metal legs carry the 73-pound body and raise it 4 inches off the floor, so a vacuum head or mop passes underneath instead of stopping at a plinth and leaving a line of dust. The bookcase suits living rooms, bedrooms and offices, ships with an instruction sheet, and requires assembly.