Welcome to OPUMO's weekly roundup of our favourite shoppable finds. From menswear to design objects and everything in between, these are the pieces that have caught our eye over the past seven days.
This week, we're turning our attention to the humble shelf. Whether it's a bookcase, dresser or sideboard, this is your opportunity to curate and express through thoughtfully chosen objects that are beautiful, functional or both. From sculptural lighting to timeless design books, these are the pieces we'd happily make room for.
Transparent Acoustic Sculpture Jesmonite Speaker
Transparent has made a name for itself by turning everyday tech into design objects, and its latest speaker is no exception. Cast in textured Jesmonite, the Acoustic Sculpture blurs the line between art and audio, bringing rich sound and striking form to any space.
GUBI Aspide Table Lamp
Originally designed by Gianfranco Frattini in the 1970s, the Aspide desk lamp has lost none of its appeal. Its distinctive coiled silhouette allows the light to be adjusted with ease, while the sculptural form ensures it looks every bit as good switched off as it does illuminated.
Frank Lloyd Wright, 45th Edition
No design library is complete without a book on Frank Lloyd Wright. TASCHEN's expansive 45th Edition explores the legendary architect's most celebrated projects in impressive detail, making it as rewarding to dip into as it is to leave proudly on display.
Smith & Goat Wobble Tray
Equal organiser and ornament, Smith & Goat's Wobble Tray plays with colour and form to create something that functional and eye-catching. Whether it's holding keys, jewellery or spare change, it brings a welcome hit of personality to your space.
Alessi Stainless Steel Bottle Opener
Even the most ordinary household tools deserve good design. This stainless steel bottle opener from Alessi is a perfect example, transforming a simple everyday object into something you'll happily leave out on a living-room shelf instead of hiding away in a drawer.
Westwing Marble Bookends
A good set of bookends does more than keep your favourite reads upright. Crafted from solid marble, Westwing's minimalist pair add weight, texture and a subtle architectural feel to shelves, whether styled with books, magazines or treasured objects.
AR Ceramic Incense Holder
Finished in rich cobalt blue, AR Ceramics' incense holder proves that even the smallest objects can have a big impact. Sculptural yet understated, it's the sort of piece that elevates a quiet corner without stealing the show.
GO OUT Magazine, Summer 2026 Issue
Part outdoor guide, part style magazine, GO OUT continues to champion the best of Japanese outdoor culture. The latest issue is packed with inspiring photography, gear and interiors, making it the ideal companion for a slow weekend morning.
Kinfolk Travel: Slower Ways to See the World
There's no shortage of travel books, but Kinfolk's approach feels refreshingly considered. Focusing on meaningful journeys rather than whirlwind itineraries, it's filled with beautiful photography and thoughtful recommendations that'll have you planning your next escape.
Ferm Living Komo Mini Vases
Small in scale but big on impact, Ferm Living's Komo Mini Vases are inspired by traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Display them individually or grouped together with a few carefully chosen stems to add subtle texture and colour to shelves, windowsills or bedside tables.
