Shelved modular shelving system by Jonathan Clark for Shelved

Dezeen Showroom: British brand Shelved has added features to its modular shelving systems, giving customers the option to customise the steel framework with new materials and details.

Designed by the brand's creative director Jonathan Clark, the Shelved range includes TV units, shelving, sideboards, home office solutions, cabinets, vinyl and hallway storage, all of which can be customised in Shelved's online configurator.

The configurator can also be used to design pieces from a blank slate.

With the new features customers now have the option to add glass shelves, height extensions or knurled connection pins.

The glass shelves help to minimise light disruption and emphasise the slimness of the framework, while the extension helps to maximise floor space for spaces with high ceilings, allowing the shelving to reach a height of 285 centimetres.

The new connection pins, which are ridged around the edges and available in black or brass, offer a design detail that Shelved says draws attention to the beauty of engineering and simplicity of assembly.

"The addition of the new features further elevates the aesthetic of the product and offers customers even more scope to make their product truly one-of-a-kind," said Shelved.

Product: Shelved modular shelving Designer: Jonathan ClarkBrand: ShelvedContact: [email protected]

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