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Bracket Shelf | Warm Brown Pine | Small

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$2208 $3200 In stock

Category: Shelves

The Bracket Shelf, designed in collaboration with Copenhagen-based design studio Frederik Gustav, is a floating piece for the storage or display of objects fabricated in solid oiled pine highlighted by a structural component, the bracket. This purely functional element turned into an aesthetic feature is mounted to the wall and supports the shelf providing stability—an architectural influence, a nod to timeless construction.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

The warm oiled pine has a lovely, subtle sheen that makes the small shelf feel more like furniture than a basic bracket. It holds a stack of my heaviest cookbooks without any noticeable flex on the wall.

Avery ★★★★★

I had to double-check that this was solid pine because it feels so much heavier and more substantial than I expected from a shelf this size. The warm brown oiled finish matches my other wooden furniture perfectly, and the small size is ideal for displaying a couple of small framed photos without dom

Ellie ★★★★★

The oiled finish is why I picked this one—it catches the light and makes the pine look richer than the photos. I’ve got it holding a small stack of cookbooks and a ceramic vase, and the bracket feels plenty sturdy for the size.