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Shelves

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Terracotta wooden shelf 37x120x85cm Dundee - Dutchbone

Vendor: Dutchbone

Terracotta wooden shelf 37x120x85cm Dundee - Dutchbone

Regular price €409,00
Sale price €409,00 Regular price
Terracotta wooden shelf 37x60x181cm Dundee - Dutchbone

Vendor: Dutchbone

Terracotta wooden shelf 37x60x181cm Dundee - Dutchbone

Regular price €479,00
Sale price €479,00 Regular price

Frequently asked questions

Which designer shelf should I choose for a small living space?
For small spaces, opt for floating wall shelves in metal or light wood, which create a sense of lightness. Choose models 60 to 90 cm wide, without excessive depth (20-25 cm). Minimalist or Scandinavian styles work particularly well. One or two well-placed shelves are enough to display your objects without visually overloading the room.
How do I match a designer wall shelf with my existing decor?
Coordinate the shelf material with your furniture: natural wood for a warm interior, black or brass metal for a contemporary style, white for a clean look. Consider the mounting height (135-160 cm for eye level) and the spacing between shelves. Arrange your objects by alternating empty and full areas for a balanced, airy visual effect.
Which designer shelf material is the easiest to maintain?
Lacquered metal and treated wood are very practical: a wipe with a damp cloth is all it takes. Raw solid wood requires more regular care with a suitable oil to preserve its appearance. For damp environments such as the kitchen, go for metal or water-repellent treated wood. Prevent dust build-up by regularly dusting your shelves and objects.
Can several designer shelves in different styles be combined on the same wall?
Yes, provided you maintain visual consistency. Pair complementary materials (natural wood and black metal, for example) and vary the lengths to create a dynamic composition. Keep an overall unity of style, whether contemporary, industrial or pared-back. Align the shelves geometrically for a harmonious rather than disorderly result.
What is the ideal designer shelf depth depending on its use?
For books and decorative objects, a depth of 20-25 cm is more than enough. Larger collections or plants require 30-35 cm. In the kitchen or living room, go for 25-30 cm for a balance between capacity and visual lightness. Avoid depths greater than 40 cm, which can look bulky and make it harder to arrange things evenly.