If you looking at organising your home or office, shelving can be the perfect choice. You can appropriately store all your things in the most organised manner. It makes the most of the existing space available, and it can add to the design element in your home.
We asked our interior design pros for the hottest shelving trends to hit 2023, and we are excited to share it with you!
Open Shelving
As we move into 2023, minimalism continues to be a dominant theme, people are opting for sleek, understated designs that prioritise function over form. Open shelving remains popular, particularly in kitchens and living areas, as it provides a sense of openness and allows for easy access to everyday items.
Sustainability
Sustainability is also a key consideration for many, and we’re seeing a rise in demand for eco-friendly shelving made from materials such as reclaimed wood, bamboo, and recycled plastics.
Customisation
Finally, there’s been a shift towards customisation, with more and more people seeking bespoke shelving solutions that fit their specific needs and preferences.
A good handyman would be able to measure up the space available and provide you with various options. This option often works out more economic as it eliminates the mark-up from retailers.
Suzette Meyer is the lead author and content creator for Kandua.com, South Africa’s #1 marketplace for home services. She researches and writes the Kandua Advice articles, Cost Guides, and the Kandua Email Newsletter, drawing on the expertise of Kandua’s base of over 40 000 pros across more than 100 services, and the data gathered from the 100 000+ home service projects facilitated through the platform.
Home improvement can be daunting, and it is often difficult to find out if you are paying a fair price for your products and services. Suzette has made it her mission to help homeowners with advice on all aspects of home repair, maintenance and improvement, including how to choose the right handyman and how to make smart upgrades that improve your resale value or save costs.
