Tiered shelves that turn live-edge slabs into low, open storage.
Low console shelving built from live-edge hardwood slabs, stacked into open tiers for the things you reach for daily — records, a turntable, books, a television. The tiers slide together with half-blind sliding dovetails: rock-solid in the room, and knocked fully apart when you move.
The tiered shelves in this collection are listed in full below.
Made to fit what you keep on it.
One tiered design, shown below in the forms I build most and customizable without limit — set the height, the length, the number of tiers, and the wood to suit exactly what lives on it. The slabs draw together with half-blind sliding dovetails, so it locks solid and still knocks fully apart to move.
Triple
Three tiers in live-edge hardwood — a top for a turntable, a middle for vinyl filed upright, a base for the overflow, with ends solid enough to carry a pair of speakers. The slabs keep their natural edge, so no two are alike. Built to your collection and your gear.
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Double
Two tiers, low and long — a live-edge top over an open shelf split by upright dividers, sized to land a television at the right height with room beneath for the things that pile up under it. It sits close to the floor; shown in cherry, built to your wall.
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Commission a tiered shelf
Tell me what it has to hold — a record collection, a television, a hallway's worth of books — and the wall it's going on. I'll size the slabs and the tiers around it.
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