120 DIY Wooden Wall shelves ideas / Floting Shelves / Organizer / Storage Ideas

Wooden wall shelves are not only functional but also serve as stylish and versatile additions to any living space. These shelves offer both storage solutions and decorative elements, enhancing the aesthetics of a room while maximizing its utility.
First and foremost, wooden wall shelves come in various shapes, sizes, and designs to suit different needs and interior styles. Whether you prefer a minimalist, modern look or a more rustic, vintage vibe, there's a wooden wall shelf design to match your preferences
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I typically break things down in my head 1st, then move on the layout process, then comes the 1st attempt. Sometimes it turns out great the 1st time, most of the time, I end changing something, well, maybe 12 or 15 things.🤓 It's all part of the creative process. Most of these photos give at least 3 different things that you can assume inorder to extrapolate the approximate size, or proportions of what you're looking at. Take for instance, most ceiling heights are 8'. Take that measurement and transfer it to piece of printer paper that's 8.5" x 11". Lay the paper against your computer screen and mark the top of the ceiling and the floor. Now divide that scale into 8 equal parts. Now lay your home made scale against the computer screen again and use it to extrapolate the approximate size and dimensions of the piece. With your scale, you should be able to determine all kinds of stuff, like, what it's made of, 1x2s, 2x2s, 1x4s, 1x6s, 2x4's, 2x6s, and so on..