Canonical: https://1968labs.com/work/monograph

> Browse original fictional titles by reading mood and build a personal reading shelf. An original, interactive 1968 Labs studio concept.

Monograph / Original website concept [All studio work](https://1968labs.com/work#websites)

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An independent bookshop concept

# For the pleasure of _getting lost._

A. Rowan **The  
Quiet  
Atlas** MONOGRAPH / 01

From our imaginary shelf

## Take the long way.

Stories for a slow afternoon.  
Ideas to carry into tomorrow.

[Find your next read](https://1968labs.com/work/monograph#book-shelf)

## What are you in the mood for?

A. Rowan **The Quiet Atlas** MONOGRAPH / 01

### The Quiet Atlas

Small journeys, closely observed.

E. Vale **Borrowed Light** MONOGRAPH / 02

### Borrowed Light

A novel about the things we keep.

J. Alder **Ways of Making** MONOGRAPH / 03

### Ways of Making

Notes from a life at the workbench.

M. Reed **A Long Afternoon** MONOGRAPH / 04

### A Long Afternoon

Twelve stories that take their time.

S. Wren **The Other Room** MONOGRAPH / 05

### The Other Room

An unexpected door into another life.

L. Finch **On Looking Again** MONOGRAPH / 06

### On Looking Again

Everyday objects, newly noticed.

## A shelf of your own.

-   Save a title that catches your eye.

0 books saved

All titles and authors are fictional, created for this design.

Original studio concept. Fictional products, places and sample data. Interactions stay in this browser tab.

## Put this to work.

[Product catalog websites](https://1968labs.com/services/catalog-websites) [Search visibility](https://1968labs.com/services/search) [Kettle & Kind website concept](https://1968labs.com/work/kettle-kind)

What this concept shows

## A range browsed by mood, not just category.

Curated filters and a saved list suit bookshops, galleries, wine merchants and any range where taste guides the choice. Websites from $4,500 USD.

[Discuss something like this](https://1968labs.com/contact?need=websites&source=/work/monograph)
