Every shelf in our catalog is made to order in our Brooklyn shop, which means we can build to whatever dimensions your wall needs. Choose any length, depth, or shape in solid oak, mahogany, walnut stain, or paint-grade poplar. Fill out the form below with your measurements and include a sketch of your request.
Request a custom shelf
Every shelf in our catalog is made to order in our Brooklyn shop, so custom work is not a separate service: it is the same bench, the same solid oak and mahogany, and the same hidden brackets, built to your measurements instead of our standard ones. Wood samples are available if you want to check color against your wall before ordering.
For walls longer than 84 inches, modular shelving joins boards end to end into one continuous run. For everything else, fill out the form above and we will reply with a quote.
What can be customized on a shelf?
Length, depth, and thickness can all be set to your measurements, up to 84 inches on a single board. Shapes are open as well: rounded or straight corners, curves, corner shelves, cord holes, and key hooks. Woods are solid oak and mahogany, with walnut stain and paint-grade poplar as the other finishes.
How do I order a custom shelf?
Fill out the form on this page with your measurements and wood choice, and attach a sketch of what you need. A hand-drawn sketch is fine. We will reply with a price and any questions, and the build starts once you confirm.
How long do custom shelves take?
Most made to order pieces are built within one to two weeks, and U.S. delivery takes 3 to 5 business days after shipping. A complex shape or a color match can add time, and we will let you know before the build starts.
Do custom sizes cost more than standard sizes?
Usually not. A custom length or depth between our listed sizes is generally priced like the closest standard size. Fully custom shapes and matched finishes are quoted individually through the form, and you will see the price before anything is built.
Can you match a stain or paint color?
Yes. Send a photo, a paint code, or a sample of what you are matching through the form, and we will stain or paint to it. Wood samples of oak and mahogany are also available if you want to check the standard finishes against your wall first.
