Dining Room

Striking in its simplicity, the ercol Bosco low bookcase is an understated piece that represents ercol’s commitment to creating beautiful and functional furniture.

Displaying ercol’s signature craftsmanship, the contemporary ercol Teramo shelving unit combines clean and simple Shaker-inspired style with distinctive design elements.

Simple and stylish, the Furnitureland California bookcase is a classic-style bookcase with a relaxed, casual feel. Perfect in a living room, a dining room or even a hallway.

• Exquisitely crafted oak bookcase from Old Charm
• Made of characterful oak, a British-designed classic
• Open shelving with 3 adjustable shelves

●    Great-value industrial style for living and dining
●    Concrete-effect shelves with dark grey-painted metal frame
●    Hardwearing finish is perfect for contemporary homes 

This practical shelving unit delivers standout style thanks to its deep oak shelves and eye-catching crossed metal frame. It’s perfect for storing books and makes a cool home for a display of ceramics or glassware.

This large shelving unit easily becomes a living room focal point, especially when you adorn its five spacious shelves with your favourite ceramic pieces, books and plants.

Short on kitchen cupboard space? This larder unit has shelves, drawers, storage baskets and shelf racks for cans, bottles and spice jars. And with its blue painted finish, it’s just as stylish as it is practical.

Perfectly proportioned for your hallway, dining room, den or living room, this neat and tidy smaller bookcase turns books into stylish accessories thanks to its fashionable dark blue painted finish.

●    Great value industrial style for living and dining
●    Concrete-effect shelves with dark grey-painted metal frame
●    Hardwearing finish is perfect for contemporary homes 

Solid and well-crafted, this painted bookcase is perfect for framed photos, small objects d’art and, of course, books. The drawer and baskets provide useful extra storage spaces, and the dark blue finish is so stylish.