Old wood shelves

1890s recycle Barnwood shelves by Katie

<p>Floating shelves have no visible hardware—watch this video and follow these steps to build your own DIY floating shelf.</p>

An eclectic array of innovative bookshelf designs—ranging from geometric wall shelves to repurposed ladder bookcases—showcasing creative ways to transform and personalize your living space.

This high-quality shelving unit is meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans and is designed for wall decor and everyday use. Each rustic shelf, featuring a countryside style, is made from teak wood and has a thickness of 2 inches. The wood material load capacity is 40Lbs, but the actual load capacity depends on the shelf bracket itself, the proper installation of the shelf bracket and the durability of the wall. You will need to prepare the brackets and hardware yourself, as we only…

Live Edge is the new black in furniture. As old growth lumber are rarer and rarer, there is a growing appreciation for live edge wood slabs used in furniture design. The sinuous lines of live edges…

live edge shelf

Are you enamored by the beauty of wood and don’t want to conceal it with paint? Discover Minwax stain colors and find the perfect one for your wood projects.

Upcycling discarded materials into enchanting shelving is a budget-friendly way to infuse your home with rustic charm and sustainable style. Embrace wood finishing techniques to highlight the natural grain, and follow shelving installation tips for a secure, custom-fit display. Salvaged wood shelving adds character while reducing waste – a win-win for your home and the planet.

Our reclaimed wood shelves are 100% recycled wood. Salvaged from old barns, reclaimed wood shelves bring rustic charm to your home or business. Learn more about our wood shelves.