The oak cube shelving unit offers six open compartments in a compact 3x2 layout, providing versatile storage across a low-profile form. Made from 100% oak veneer, each cubby accommodates folded linens, books, ceramics, or accessories, while the natural finish adds subtle warmth. A matching modular drawer unit can be inserted into any compartment to conceal smaller items without altering the overall structure. The stacking design allows multiple units to be combined for larger configurations when needed. Dimensions: W82 x D28.5 x H121 cm; inner dimensions: W37.5 x D28.5 x H37.5 cm.
Compact oak shelving with space to customise. This cube shelving unit features 3 tiers and a 2‐column layout, ideal for smaller rooms, reading corners or hallways. It offers open, versatile storage with room to expand and adapt. Pair with the matching 2‐tier oak drawers to add enclosed compartments where needed. More details: +More details: ‐Made from 100% oak veneer, this small shelving unit balances natural finish with practical function. Each of the six open cubbies provides a place to store or display, from folded linens and coffee table books to ceramics or tech accessories. Use it as a short shelving unit beneath windows or for lighter visual weight in tighter spaces. The stacking shelf design means this unit can be combined with additional sets to create larger configurations. Whether used vertically or horizontally, this cube shelving unit fits seamlessly into living rooms, bedrooms, or offices. You can also insert a matching modular drawer unit to conceal smaller items without disrupting the clean aesthetic. Flat‐packed with assembly instructions and allen key included. W82 x D28.5 x H121 cm Inner dimensions: W37.5 x D28.5 x H37.5 cmdocument.getElementById("mor1opn").addEventListener("click", () => { document.getElementById("mor1txt").style.display = "block"; document.getElementById("mor1cls").style.display = "block"; document.getElementById("mor1opn").style.display = "none"; })document.getElementById("mor1cls").addEventListener("click", () => { document.getElementById("mor1txt").style.display = "none"; document.getElementById("mor1cls").style.display = "none"; document.getElementById("mor1opn").style.display = "block"; })
