Wholesale Brilliant Shelf 2 | Ash | Felt

Mobile, minimalist shelf made of solid ash wood with sliding panels made of acoustic felt. Since our solid wood furniture is a natural product, each piece is unique and characteristic. The product images are for orientation only; however, grain, knots and color shading are individual for each piece of furniture and differences are unavoidable. Discover our timeless shelf from our BLENDEND product family. This is a furniture family that is sustainable, robust yet also mobile and adaptable, and can accompany its owner for a long time. The design is inspired by the Japandi style, which is both minimalist and functional. Combined with colorful panels and add-ons, these styles are reinterpreted to create accents or even entirely new aesthetics. The pieces impress with their high-quality, regional manufacture and their numerous customization options, which allow you to shape your living space as needed. Regional manufacture Regionally and sustainably manufactured in Germany. Our timeless shelf is made of ash wood, a very robust and long-lasting type of wood. The wood has been treated with natural oils. No lacquers, glues, or dyes. Individual grain As this is a natural product, each piece of furniture has its own individual grain and color gradation. The images shown are for orientation and do not represent the final piece. Grain and color will vary slightly. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Assembly Our timeless shelf can be assembled and disassembled without tools. Insert the rods into the boards and screw them together in a few minutes. The panels can be placed in different positions as desired. The flat packaging makes the shelf easy to transport. To prevent tipping, we recommend fixing the shelf to the wall with the included bracket. Acoustic felt The panels are made from recycled PET felt. This is not only sustainable but also improves the room acoustics. Wood care This is natural wood, which can slightly change color over time due to UV exposure. This is a natural process and not a defect. To keep the wood looking good for a long time, we recommend oiling the piece of furniture regularly.