Shelving

Adams Shelf Bundle - Brackets and Board

$263.55

Branch-1 Shelving Unit with Desk

$825.00

Branch-2 Shelving Unit with Desk

$1,535.00

Branch-3 Shelving Unit with Desk

$2,245.00

Frame Indoor/Outdoor Shelving System

$950.00 – $1,945.00

Punctual Modular Shelving System

$69.00 – $239.00

String Bathroom Shelving - Unit I

$680.00

String Bathroom Shelving - Unit J

$300.00

String Bathroom Shelving - Unit L

$965.00

String Bedroom Shelving - Unit C

$1,560.00

String Bedroom Shelving - Unit D

$870.00

Shelving

Whether you’re a collector of books, artwork or knick knacks, we have an array of modern shelving units to help display what matters most. Our variety of shelves has been handpicked from us to help accommodate simple needs to more robust, full shelving systems.

From sleek floating shelves to large wall-mounted units, our bookcases and shelves help define a room and house objects and plants. You’ll find simple shelves from Audo Copenhagen and Souda and metal bookcases from Ferm Living along with giant bookshelf systems from brands like Asplund and MASH Studios.

What Are The Most Popular Types of Shelving?

Shelving comes in a variety of styles and materials, each suited for specific needs and aesthetics. Here's a few of the most popular:

Floating Shelves: These are mounted directly to the wall with hidden brackets, providing a clean, streamlined look that's perfect for minimalistic or modern décors.
Corner Shelves: Designed to fit snugly into corner spaces, corner shelves maximize storage in underutilized areas, making them ideal for small rooms or tight spaces.
Ladder Shelves: These freestanding units lean against the wall and typically have gradually increasing shelf sizes from top to bottom, offering a stylish and casual way to display items.
Adjustable Shelving: Comprising multiple slots and removable brackets, adjustable shelving allows for customizable spacing between shelves to accommodate items of varying sizes.
Industrial Shelves: Made from materials like steel or wire, industrial shelves are sturdy and often used in garages or commercial spaces for heavy-duty storage.
Cubicle Shelves: Consisting of square or rectangular compartments, cubicle shelves are versatile for organizing books, decorative items, and more in a structured way.

What Are The Most Famous Shelving Units?

Several shelving units have gained recognition for their design, functionality, and iconic status in homes and offices around the world. Here are some of the most famous shelving systems:

String System: Designed in 1949 by Nils Strinning, the String System is an exemplary model of Scandinavian design, known for its minimalistic appearance and modular flexibility. Its components can be easily reconfigured to suit different spaces and storage needs.
Vitra Eames Storage Unit (ESU): Developed by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s, this iconic shelving unit combines mid-century modern aesthetics with functionality. Its playful use of color and materials like plywood, lacquered panels, and steel framing make it a distinctive choice for both storage and display.
Montana System: Created by Peter J. Lassen, the Montana System offers a highly customizable storage solution with a vast range of colors and configurations. It allows users to creatively configure shelves and cabinets to suit their individual preferences and space requirements.
Elfa Shelving System: Renowned for its durability and adaptability, the Elfa System provides customizable solutions ideal for closets and storage areas. Its components can be tailored to meet specific organizational needs, making it a versatile option for any home.
Branch-3 Shelving System: The Branch-3 System stands out for its architectural lines and robust functionality. It features solid wood construction with steel supports, offering a blend of natural aesthetic and industrial strength. This system is popular in both residential and commercial spaces for its sturdy build and sleek, modern look.