Plus Shelving System: 12" White Oak

The Plus Shelving System occupies the thoughtful intersection of architectural hardware and furniture design—modular wall shelving that honors both practical storage function and material integrity. Install individually for punctuated design statements or in continuous runs that trace the geometry of your space, creating deliberate rhythms that speak to the considered eye. The system's intelligence lies in its modularity and chromatic possibilities. Solid wood shelves pair with powder-coated aluminum wall brackets—each bracket a deliberate punctuation of color against the wall plane. Available in four carefully curated hues, these floating shelf brackets transcend mere hardware to become subtle compositional elements that animate the horizontal lines of the shelving system, creating visual tension between the warmth of wood and the precision of metal. The ingenious peg system—round forms that nestle into precisely spaced holes—transforms the shelf surface into a flexible landscape for vertical organization, keeping books upright or artwork perfectly stationed. This thoughtful detail speaks to the designer's understanding that modern storage systems must adapt to the evolving nature of how we live and display our collections, becoming stage sets for our most meaningful objects. Two purchasing configurations support systematic expansion: Base Units (two wall brackets, one shelf, four pegs) and Add-on Units (one bracket, one shelf, four pegs). This modular shelving approach allows for organic growth while maintaining visual coherence across installations, ensuring that each addition contributes to an evolving architectural narrative. Solid white oak construction, also available in Maple here 35.5" × 12" × 3/4" thick (3 peg holes depth) 3.5" diameter powder-coated aluminum brackets 32" on-center bracket spacing for standard installation Modular design accommodates basic tool installation Made in New York Prices include shipping within the continental US Brooklyn designer Steven Gertner merges his grandparents' hardware shop legacy with Harvard Graduate School of Design training, creating contemporary storage solutions where craft precision meets spatial intelligence. "The Plus pieces are not engineered to disappear into anonymous bits of hardware," Gertner explains. "They are designed to have their own presence, point of view and, hopefully, beauty." Handcrafted in New York with local manufacturing partners. Made to order, two-week lead time. Final sale.