Wall and Floating Shelves
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About Wall and Floating Shelves products
Wall shelves carry books, objects and everyday storage up onto the wall, keeping the floor beneath clear. The wall shelves NZ designers and homeowners specify run from concealed-fixing floating wall shelves to bracketed and hung formats, and sit within a wider range of premium shelving and bookcases. Which one suits a room comes down to the wall's construction, the load it carries and the finish the interior calls for.
Different types of wall shelves
There are several different types of wall shelves in New Zealand, made for slightly different purposes.
1. Floating shelves
Sleek and minimalist, these shelves are mounted without visible brackets, making them perfect for a modern, clutter-free look. Small floating shelves suit short wall sections, while a 350mm deep floating shelf carries books and larger objects. Within a floating shelves design the fixings are concealed, so solid framing behind the lining is worth confirming first. A stainless steel wall shelf or floating glass shelves keeps the surface itself light, with the supports kept discreet.
2. Bracket shelves
Featuring exposed metal or wooden brackets for added support, these shelves offer a stylish industrial or rustic touch. Black wall shelves and bracketed metal wall storage suit interiors where the hardware is meant to be read as part of the detailing, and a wall rack combines uprights and shelves in one visible assembly.
3. Corner shelves
Designed to fit snugly into corners, corner shelves are great for making use of otherwise wasted space in small rooms or awkward areas.
4. Cube or box shelves
These enclosed or open cube-shaped shelves add a modern touch and work well for displaying decorative pieces or storing books.
5. Hanging shelves
Suspended from ropes, leather straps, or metal chains, these trendy shelves add a unique, bohemian vibe to any space. Hanging wall shelves need suspension points matched to the combined weight of the shelf and its contents, so check what sits above before settling on a position.
6. Ledge shelves
Shallow in-depth and often featuring a lip, ledge shelves are ideal for displaying framed photos, artwork, or collectibles. Floating picture shelves work the same way, holding frames by a lip so prints can be swapped without new fixings.
7. Modular shelving systems
These customisable, multi-tiered shelves can be adjusted to fit your space, offering a practical and stylish storage solution for larger areas.
The advantages of high-quality wall shelves
High-quality wall shelves can offer several advantages. One of these is superior construction thanks to the premium materials and the latest in design innovation and manufacturing. This makes them more robust and easy to install. They are also aesthetically pleasing with stylish detailing that elevates and enhances a space. These suppliers don’t cut corners when it comes to quality which is why their products are so highly-rated and popular in New Zealand.
How to choose a wall shelf that's right for you
The first thing to consider when choosing a wall shelf in New Zealand is the size. This will be influenced by the amount of space you have on the chosen wall and the number of possessions you wish to store. When it comes to storage, it’s always wise to give yourself a little more storage than you need right now, to accommodate purchases in the future. Looking for quality materials is also important, especially when it comes to shelving which has to bear the weight of your items. Aesthetics are also vital. As you’ll quickly see, there’s quite a wide range of styles like floating wall shelves, bracket shelves, box shelves etc which means you’ve got a great opportunity to create a fresh look with your eventual choice.
Other shelving solutions that you may need
There are a few other options for creating more storage space for your home decor items. For example, bookshelves and cabinets are a stylish and efficient way to store a large collection of books and ornamentals for display. For something a little larger, you might want to consider a designer wall unit, typically used in living rooms as a legitimate focal point of interest.














































