Philippe Starck introduced the John Ild model in 1977, marking his debut in bookcase design. The name of this bookcase is a tribute to a character from Philip K. Dick's novel Ubik, which holds significant influence over Starck's artistic endeavors.

Crafted with precision, the bookcase features a sleek structure comprising of two black metal tubing uprights. These uprights can be positioned against a wall, providing a foundation for five black trays that are elegantly suspended.

There is a missing tip on one of the bottom ends, but it does not affect the stability of the piece.

Manufacturer : Disform starting from 1982.

• Height 220 cm / 86 "
• Width 107 cm / 42 ¹⁄₄"
• Depth 43 cm / 17"