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Arie Book­case

c. 2008

by Arik Levy
for e15

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The Arie Book­case, designed by Arik Levy for e15, tran­scends tradi­tional shelv­ing, blend­ing func­tional storage with sculp­tural elegance. More than just a book­case, Arie is a state­ment piece — its refined, invis­i­ble struc­tural elements create a seam­less balance between art and utility.

Versa­til­ity defines the Arie Book­case. Whether show­cased as a stand-alone feature or arranged in multi­ples to form a strik­ing, free-stand­ing room divider, its modular design allows for endless config­u­ra­tions. Avail­able in two distinct heights and three exquis­ite finishes — includ­ing natural oak, brushed oak, and crisp white MDF — Arie adapts effort­lessly to contem­po­rary inte­ri­ors, embody­ing the under­stated luxury of e15 craftsmanship.

Arik Levy

Israel

Tel Aviv-born designer Arik Levy is an internationally acclaimed artist and industrial designer based in Paris. With a multidisciplinary approach, Levy’s work spans product design, lighting, sculpture, and set design, seamlessly blending art and functionality.

Levy studied Industrial Design at Art Center Europe in Switzerland, earning distinction in 1991. His early career included a formative period in Japan, where he developed products for exhibitions before returning to Europe to explore contemporary dance and opera set design. This diverse background informs his unique perspective, shaping designs that challenge conventions and transcend categories.

Since founding his studio, Levy has collaborated with leading global brands, with his work featured in prestigious museums and galleries worldwide. His ongoing partnership with e15 began in 2008, resulting in the striking Arie bookcase, a sculptural yet functional shelving system first unveiled at IMM Cologne in 2009.

Best known for his iconic “Rock” sculptures, Levy sees design as a language of symbols and emotions. His creations, whether furniture, lighting, or large-scale public installations, reflect his belief that "the world is about people, not objects."

With an unwavering commitment to innovation, Levy continues to push creative boundaries, crafting timeless designs that bridge art and industry.

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