
Shelving guide
Shelving planned around what you need
Tell us what the shelves need to hold and where they need to fit. We can help shape the depth, spacing, support and finish around your room.
What to plan ↓Shelving ideas
Nine ways shelving can work in a space
Use these examples as starting points. Your shelving can be sized and configured for what you need to store or display.









List what the shelves need to hold
Books, decor, records, speakers and technical equipment have different depth and support needs. Measure the largest and heaviest items instead of choosing shelf depth by appearance alone.
Use vertical space without crowding the desk
Keep frequently used items within easy reach and allow comfortable screen sightlines. Higher shelves are better for lighter or less frequently used items.
Choose the right structure
A freestanding shelf or desk riser can move with the furniture. Wall-mounted and full-height shelving needs suitable fixing, which we plan with you.
Plan cables and ventilation
Equipment shelves need room for connectors, airflow and power. Note where sockets sit and avoid enclosing devices that need ventilation.
