Cube Shelving Units

Browse freestanding cube storage units

Ranging from two-shelf starter pieces to nine-shelf configurations, our freestanding units come in white, black, oak effect, and dark wood finishes. Ranges like Clever Cube and Vida Designs stack and combine well as your storage needs grow, with most arriving flat-packed with all hardware included.

Shop cube wall shelves

Wall-mounted cube shelves are a space-conscious alternative to bulkier shelving — particularly where floor space is tight. Our range includes individual wall cube sets in oak, white, black, and high-gloss finishes, sold in packs of three for grid, row, or staggered arrangements. Fix into wall studs using appropriate anchors for the weight you need them to hold.

Discover staircase & ladder cube units

Staircase and ladder-style units add a stepped visual element that works well in living rooms and bedrooms. Both styles are freestanding and straightforward to assemble - browse the full cube storage range for compatible inserts.

Styling your cube shelving

The best looking displays mix open and concealed storage - think baskets at the bottom, books and objects above, and a cube or two left clear. In home offices, pair cube shelving with home office storage pieces to keep things organised. In living areas, it works well alongside living room storage furniture for a more cohesive look.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you build a cube shelving unit?

Follow the included instructions, aligning each panel before securing with the provided screws or dowels. Attach rear backing panels last — these add rigidity and help the unit sit flush against the wall.

How do you decorate cube shelves?

Mix open display with concealed storage: ornaments, books, and houseplants work well in open cubes, while baskets handle anything you'd rather keep out of sight.

How do you connect cube shelves together?

Most units include connectors or cam locks. Align on a flat surface and secure side by side or stacked before wall-fixing if needed.

Can you mount cube shelves on the wall?

Yes - fix using appropriate wall anchors rated for the load. Where possible, fix into wall studs rather than plasterboard alone, particularly for heavier arrangements.