Herbert George Wells, the so-called “father of science fiction”, was a fascinating author with an incredible futuristic mind. He also was extremely present in social and political matters and had – and still has – an extensive repertoire on equality and human rights, being his book “The Rights of Men” (1940) the most influential one and serving as the base of the Universal Declaration of Humans Rights.

The Wells bookcase represents its inspiration’s outstanding career, with beautiful and unique characteristics, belonging nowhere else but in the Wood Tailors Club collection, just like H.G.Wells belonged in the Author’s Club.

With asymmetrical compartments, two shades of walnut and two kinds of leather, the Wells bookcase is a symbol of irreverence and personality perfectly fitted to a remarkable room transpiring exclusivity.