The Scrineum bookcase takes its name from the Latin word for the place where the most valuable books were placed at the time, those very rare. The Apulian designer Domenico Dibello created an essential object which links the old and the new, thus paying tribute to the invaluable value of books, which has remained unchanged over the centuries. The bookcase adapts to any space of the house: it can divide the rooms or be placed in a masonry niche to optimize and personalize the spaces. This piece of furniture includes light spots placed between the perforated sheet metal details. The cuts on the corten allow the light to pass and create original light effects.