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Bookshelves have transcended their original function of mere storage to become key structural elements in contemporary interior design. Far from concealing their contents, these pieces now act as vertical canvases that allow the home's identity to be told, merging practical organization with aesthetic display. They are the ideal support for creating balanced visual compositions, alternating books and documents with decorative elements such as floors that bring freshness or elegant candleholder that add warmth.
At Sklum, we understand that every space has different metric needs. That's why our collection of designer shelving ranges from industrial-style modular metal systems to warm wooden structures that add solidity and texture. These pieces can zone open-plan spaces without blocking light or make the most of awkward corners. For those looking to protect delicate objects from dust without sacrificing visibility, these units perfectly complement our selection of display cases . Discover versatile furniture that transforms empty walls into focal points of order and style, optimizing the livability of your living room, office, or bedroom.
In interior design, shelving is a fundamental architectural element that transforms walls into functional spaces. Beyond its storage function, a bookcase acts as a personal display case, telling the story of the home's inhabitants through books, objects, and mementos. From modular systems that adapt to any space to freestanding, sculptural pieces, our shelving combines engineering and aesthetics to optimize vertical space without sacrificing style, offering solutions for the living room, office, or bedroom.
| Type of shelving | Technical specifications | Recommended app |
|---|---|---|
| Floor-to-ceiling bookshelves | Tall structures that maximize load-bearing capacity. They evoke the feel of a classic or modern library. | Large rooms or offices where a large number of books and documents need to be stored. |
| Modular shelving | Flexible systems of cubes or adjustable shelves that allow for growth and reconfiguration over time. | Children's rooms, work areas or irregular spaces (under stairs). |
| Ladder-type shelving | Slanted design with shelves of decreasing depth. Visual lightness and stability. | Bathrooms for towels, balconies for plants, or decorative corners in the living room. |
| Divider shelves (without back panel) | Open on both sides, they allow light to pass through and vision through them. | Zoning of open spaces (loft, living-dining room) without building partitions. |
The golden rule is balance: alternate groups of books vertically and horizontally to create rhythm. Leave "air" or empty spaces between objects to avoid a cluttered feel. Introduce organic elements such as hanging plants or ceramic pieces to break up the rigidity of straight lines. If the bookshelf is very tall, place the visually heavier objects at the bottom to "anchor" the piece.
It depends on the material and thickness. A solid wood or quality metal shelf can support more weight than a particleboard one. Always check the maximum load per shelf in the technical specifications.
Yes, it is an essential safety measure, especially in tall and narrow models or in homes with children, to avoid the risk of tipping over.
For standard reading books, 25-30 cm is sufficient. For art books or office files, look for models with a depth of at least 35-40 cm.
Hidden LED strips under shelves or small clip-on spotlights are excellent options for highlighting objects and adding ambient light.
A bookshelf is the perfect frame for your most treasured possessions. It's the piece of furniture that elegantly brings order to everyday chaos. Our collection offers designs ranging from industrial sturdiness to minimalist lightness, ensuring you find the perfect structure to organize your life in style.
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