Half the fun of collection records is showing them off, putting your music taste on full display in your home.
Usually, you'll see them tucked away in a cabinet or aligned vertically on a shelf similar to books.
This new shelf from Tone Optic goes for a familiar shelf approach, but its unique design allows the record storage to rotate 90 degrees when you pull the base out from the shelf.
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Tone Optic partnered with a former Frank Gehry And Associates designer and former Boeing mechanical engineer to marry form and function.
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The design is great for simplicity, but the functionality is perfect for those that still want to flip through their records.
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These products are made one by one by a team of 3 in Los Angeles, and each unit will have a slightly different look depending on the wood grain.