#DecorShelving

[jimmyblack777]

The best wall shelves for displaying decor

Enhance your space with the best wall shelves for displaying decor.

Showcase your favorite items in style and elevate your home's aesthetics.

Transform your walls into captivating showcases that reflect your unique personality and taste.

[matorino]

Matorino 5 layer flower stand. #flowershop #flowerstand #planterbox #plantershelf #diyshelf #standfor #standforplanter #metalshelf #metalstand #decorshelves #shelf #shelfdecor

[diyheroes]

Floating Shelves

Floating shelves are perfect for the stylish mini revamp, it can update an old room by giving it a more contemporary feel. They also work well with smaller sized homes because they fit into small nooks. The best part is that floating shelves can do double duty as storage or as décor canvas for that collection you have no space for. Here are some great and tested DIY methods from great bloggers, that will help you build a floating shelve with ease!

Items:

(2) ¼-in. x 2-ft. x 4-ft. Sanded Plywood Project Panel

(2)  1 in. x 2 in. x 8-ft. Select Pine Board

Wood glue

Clamps

Screws+

Screwdriver and/or Drill

Stud finder

Level

Brad Nailer (with nails)

Painter’s Tape with Edge-Lock

Paint Brush (Wooster)

Paint

Image: Southern and Sparkle Wordpress 

Method:

1.    Clean the wall with an all-purpose1 before starting our project.

2.    Cut the wood pieces below into the following dimensions:

4 – 1-in. x 2-in. x 21-in.

8 – 1-in. x 2-in. x 6½ in.

4 – ¼-in. x 8-in. x 21-in.

4 – ¼-in. x 2-in. x 8-in.

2 – ¼-in. x 2-in. x 21⅜-in.

3.    Screw these pieces together to make your frame.

4.    Glue (and clamp and/or nail) the sanded panels to the frame.

5.    As you can see in the pictures below, there’s no glue on the front 1 x 2 board. Instead, it is attached for alignment purposes only while gluing and then removed so it can be attached to the wall.

6.    Once it’s glued, go ahead and remove the 1 x 2.

7.    Attach the shelf to the wall from the inside with a screwdriver. Use a stud finder and screw into at least one stud for stability.

8.    Make sure the shelf is level (both vertically and horizontally) before adding the remaining screws.

9.    Attach the second floating shelf the same way making sure of measurements and keeping things level.

10. Re-attach the 1 x 2 boards to the fronts of both shelves.

11. Glue the remaining ¼-in. boards to the front and use a brad nailer (or finish nails) to hold in place.

12. Wipe away any glue that may leak from the seam with a paper towel.

13. While that’s drying, tape off the shelves to get them ready for painting.

14. Once the glue is dry, apply two coats of paint, allowing them to dry between coats.

Image :The Home Depot 

Image: The Home Depot 

Now you can decorate your sturdy DIY floating shelves with flower pots, books, ornaments, photo collections, art collections and much more. Make sure that it compliments your space and fits into the size of your living room, bedroom or kitchen area. 

 Images: Pinterest 

Author: Lebohang Morake