Product Design
Lucija Radić
Full stop

Project
The “Full Stop” bookend is inspired by the term bookend, literally referring to the end of a book. As a book most commonly ends with a full stop, three full stops are used as the principal formal and structural element.
The simple form allows the weight of the books to stabilise the bookend itself. It also supports different uses, including the display of a selected book.
The three dots can also be read as an ellipsis, suggesting that the collection is not complete and that many new titles are yet to come. Reflecting this idea, the object was produced in three versions: two made from sheet metal in contrasting colours and one from stainless steel.
Year
2026
Mentors and collaborators
Sanja Bencetić, MSc, Full Professor (mentor)
Lucija Brkić (student assistant)
Nikola Radić (stainless-steel model production)
Institution
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture, School of Design
Author
Lucija Radić is a student at the School of Design, University of Zagreb Faculty of Architecture. In her work, she explores different media and techniques, with the aim of specialising in industrial design and continuing to develop her knowledge and skills.



