RICHER HOUSE Set of 5 Floating Shelves in Carbonized Black
18.89
USD
RICHER HOUSE offers a set of 5 carbonized black floating shelves that are both stylish and functional. These shelves are ideal for adding rustic farmhouse charm to your home while providing extra storage space in various rooms.
Set of 5 Floating Shelves for a Cozy, Functional Living Space
Style meets utility with these RICHER HOUSE floating shelves. Made from natural Paulownia wood and finished in carbonized black, they bring out the natural texture and grain, adding a warm, rustic touch to any room. With a weight capacity of 40 lb, they're perfect for holding books, decor, and everyday essentials in a space-efficient way. Whether in your bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, or living room, these shelves are designed to complement modern and farmhouse interiors with their clean, minimalist look.
Ideal for those who love to maximize space and keep things organized, these floating shelves are easy to install with included brackets and screws. Set up in under 5 minutes and enjoy a stylish, practical solution that seamlessly blends into your decor—without compromising on strength or durability.
Rustic Charm, Modern Functionality
These floating shelves are crafted for both farmhouse style and contemporary spaces. Their unique carbonized black finish enhances the natural wood grain, making them a beautiful and versatile addition to your home.
Sturdy and Reliable
With a high weight capacity, these shelves are built to last and support your daily needs. Whether you're arranging bathroom essentials or displaying books in your living room, they offer a durable and practical storage solution.
Enhance your decor and streamlined your space with these rustic-style wall shelves. Perfect for those who want to incorporate a touch of natural beauty into their interiors while keeping things organized and within reach.
2 Pcs:16.54in,5 Pcs:16.52in
Carbonized Black,Deep Brown,White,Grey
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