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The Leaf Shelf is an attempt to create a shelving system that strikes the ultimate balance between aesthetics, stability and packability. It is characterised by a very pure aesthetic, the aim being that the leg pillars are the centre of attention. With an organic and clean expression – being sculpted in the shape of a leaf – they give the system its signature look.
The construction itself is also breaking ground in terms of stability, as it is entirely contained without any visible screws or extra stabilising parts underneath the shelf. The versatile design means the shelf looks great from all angles, therefore it can be used as a sideboard, free standing shelving or as a room divider.
Details
Designer: Jonas Lutz
Material: Solid European Oak
Color: White Oil Oak
Dimensions: L: 39" x W: 12" x H: 36"
Weight: 33 lb
Place of Origin: Made in Poland
Care
Oil replenishment recommended 1-2 times a year. Care and Re-treatment in case of extra wear and tear read here
We offer free ground shipping for orders of small goods over $150 within the contiguous United States. Furniture & bulky items are not included in the free delivery offer. A freight charge will be added for all furniture and lighting orders.
All furniture & lighting orders are considered special orders with shipping estimated from 3-12 weeks. Many of our brands are shipped by ocean freight from Scandinavia. Customs fabrics and other made to order goods may take 16 weeks or more depending on the complexity of the project and general shipping conditions.
Please contact us before placing your order for inquiries on item specific time-frames. Quickship options are available from some brands. Contact us for details.
Freight Charges:
Threshold Delivery = 15% of order total Max Charge $399
In-Home Delivery = 25% of order total Max Charge $699
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Some items will ship directly from partner warehouses or third party shippers.
