London Landmark Bookends
- Designed by: Susan Bradley
- Price: $18.00
- More Info: susanbradley.co.uk
For those who are tickled by the sight of Trellick Tower, who get giddy when the Gherkin comes into view, or whose hearts beat for Battersea, these powder-coated steel bookends by Susan Bradley will satisfy a little bit of London lust. We spotted them on a recent trip to the big smoke and wouldn't mind them holding up our dog-eared copies of Brit lit on a shelf at home.
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