Loic Black Shelf Bookcase

Customer assembly is required for this item. During assembly, we recommend tightening all hardware on a flat, level surface to ensure the stability of the frame. For homes with children or pets, or for those living in regions where floor stability is a concern (such as on thick carpeting), it is always an industry-best practice to use wall-anchoring hardware to prevent accidental tipping and ensure long-term safety.

With a depth of only 12 inches, this unit is specifically designed to maximize storage in high-traffic or narrow areas. Its slim footprint makes it an ideal choice for urban apartment living, providing a generous 63 inches of horizontal display space without protruding into walkways or making a room feel cluttered.

This bookcase is crafted from black ash veneer over a high-density MDF core. This construction choice provides the high-end aesthetic of natural wood grain while offering greater structural stability than solid wood, which can be susceptible to warping in varying humidity. The engineered core ensures the shelves remain level and resistant to sagging when used for standard home office storage, binders, or decorative displays.

This unit is designed for modular versatility. You can slide two of these shelving units together to create a larger, seamless horizontal system. This allows you to scale your storage to fit a wide wall or a dedicated library space while maintaining the clean, continuous lines characteristic of Mid-Century Modern design.

Absolutely. The open-concept design and finished surfaces make this piece an excellent functional divider for open-plan living. Its low-profile height of 32.75 inches allows you to define a workspace or entryway in a studio apartment or loft without sacrificing natural light or the airy feel of the room.

To preserve the integrity of the veneer, our experts recommend dusting frequently with a clean, lint-free cloth. For a deeper clean, a slightly dampened cloth may be used, followed immediately by a dry one to prevent moisture from affecting the wood grain. In coastal or high-humidity regions, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or wax-based polishes, which can attract dust and dull the finish over time.