Ardberry Brown Bookcase

Customer assembly is required for this unit, and all necessary hardware is included. Given the unit's 72-inch height, our assembly experts recommend having a second person assist with the vertical panels. This ensures the mid-century frame is perfectly aligned and the fixed shelves are secured squarely, preserving both the aesthetic and the structural durability of the piece.

Absolutely. With a slim 27-inch width and a substantial 72-inch height, this furniture piece is engineered for vertical efficiency. This "tall and narrow" profile is a strategic choice for urban apartment dwellers and home office users who need to maximize storage capacity while maintaining a minimal floor footprint.

This unit is designed with fixed shelves rather than adjustable ones. Fixed-shelf construction significantly increases the overall structural integrity and load-bearing capacity of the unit. This rigid design minimizes the risk of shelf "bowing" or sagging over time—a common concern for those with extensive book collections or heavier decorative trophies.

Fixed shelves provide a permanent, structural connection to the side panels, which enhances the stability of the entire 72-inch frame. This design ensures the unit remains square and rigid, providing a more secure display for valuable collectibles. Additionally, the spacing between these three fixed shelves is ideal for displaying oversized art books, tall vases, or larger decorative items that may not fit on standard shelving units.

This bookcase features classic mid-century modern styling, defined by clean lines and a sophisticated, defined frame. The rich brown finish is highly versatile, pairing beautifully with contemporary, transitional, or "retro-chic" decors. It serves as an excellent focal point in a minimalist living room or as a professional organizational hub in an executive home office.

For any furniture piece standing 72 inches tall, stability and safety are paramount. We highly recommend utilizing wall-anchoring hardware to prevent tipping, a critical step for households with children or pets. In homes with thick baseboards or uneven flooring, ensuring the unit is leveled properly during assembly will help it sit flush and secure against the wall.