This specific example is sat on the floor as it was intended to cover something on the wall, but you would very easily mount these wine boxes onto the wall if you wanted them to be suspended.

You could use them practically, for tableware or books for example, or as a purely decorative piece, filling the boxes with vases, photo frames or special keepsakes. You could make your collection of boxes as big or as small as you wanted, filling a significant portion of a wall or just a tiny corner. These Wine Box Shelves are so adaptable, which is something I am a big fan of. I have a quite a few stunning coffee table books that I would love to have on better display, and I think I might just have found the perfect solution. You could, of course, use this DIY in a different room for adultsвЂ™ books, something which would look effective. The covers of kidsвЂ™ books are always bright and colorful, and this way your little ones will have no trouble choosing their bedtime story. Not only are these Kids Bookshelves incredibly practical, especially in a smaller room that could do without having a separate bookcase in it, they are also an entertaining way to jazz up a wall. If you donвЂ™t like the look of the exposed wood you could always finish these off with a coat of paint. I like the size of the shelves in this example, they are large enough to be able to hold a fair few things but not so large that they take up a whole wall. If you donвЂ™t have any yourself, unused wooden planks are relatively easy to come across, and by asking friends and family, you will most likely find some easily. These Reclaimed Wood Floating Shelves are a great example of that, especially against the otherwise clean and sharp finishes shown in this instance. I love it when a modernly styled room has a couple of rustic accents added to it. Shelving ideas doesnвЂ™t have to be boring there are loads of ways you can double them up to create funky wall art, even using a new shelving unit as a real feature piece in a room. After having had a little look around, both in stores and online, I have concluded that by making my own shelves I can not only save some money but also make my shelves exactly how I want them. I have been meaning to expand my shelving game in my house for a long time, and I have decided that now is the time to do it. I am also a little bit of a memory hoarder, from tickets to trinkets I have a whole lot of вЂspecialвЂ™ bits and bobs collected from my life and travels. It is no secret that I am a bit of an organizational nerd, and I love changing up my space and the way I organize and display my belongings.

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