Fourteen Levels Up A Dead Corner
A corner bookshelf turns an unused angle of a room into working display space. At 23.6 in long by 23.6 in deep by 79 in high it sits where two walls meet in a living room, bedroom, study or small apartment.
Fourteen open levels run from floor to top, which is somewhere to line up favourite reads, framed photos, collected curios, craft supplies and small plants without spreading along a wall.
The lowest opening leaves room for a woven basket, so the bulky things that usually sit on the floor go into the footprint too.
X Bars Brace The Whole Frame
X-bars cross the two outer sides and the back. They draw the eye upward and give the tall silhouette a defined shape, but they are doing structural work: bracing the frame and keeping books from sliding off the back edge.
The metal is heavy gauge and matte black, and the panels are engineered wood in a grey wood tone with a scratch-resistant and wear-resistant surface. The pairing reads as furniture rather than plain utility shelving.
Each level carries loads up to 25 lb, and the open construction lets light pass through, so the piece feels lighter in a corner than a solid cabinet of the same footprint.
Numbered Steps, Then A Dry Cloth
Assembly follows numbered steps with the included hardware, so the build is a sequence to work through rather than a puzzle to solve.
Adjustable feet let you level the frame on an uneven floor, which is worth doing before you load the upper levels on a piece that stands 79 in tall.
Day to day, a dry cloth is all the surfaces need. The scratch-resistant and wear-resistant finish is there to take normal handling.
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