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Livingetc published a personalized edit of three wall shelves for a reader seeking ways to make a small living room feel more spacious. The recommendations cover metal, lacquered and marble designs; prices, product availability and the reader’s final choice are not stated in the source.
Livingetc has published a personalized edit of three wall shelves for a reader looking to make a small living room feel more spacious, pairing storage that uses vertical wall space with designs intended to add character without occupying the floor. The selection, introduced by design consultant Iokasti, includes metal, lacquered and marble options.
The recommendations respond to a brief from a reader named Kim. Iokasti says the chosen shelves are within the reader’s budget and span traditional, modern and eclectic styles, though the article excerpt does not state the budget or provide prices. The shared aim is to offer display space while keeping the room’s floor clear.
The three named products are the H&M Metal Wall Shelf, TÔNN furniture’s Strapats Wall Shelf and Westwing’s Marble Small Wall Shelf Ally. Iokasti describes the H&M option as simple and understated, suitable for displaying a few books, small ceramics or decorative objects. The Strapats design is presented as a more colorful choice, with a vertical shape and lacquered finish.
The Westwing shelf is described as a slim, beige marble design with natural veining. Iokasti suggests using it for a small decorative object or pottery, and says multiple shelves can be combined and arranged in different ways. The source does not give dimensions, installation details, product links, current stock information or prices.
Wall Storage for Compact Rooms
The edit addresses a practical constraint in small living rooms: adding places to display belongings without using more floor area. Wall-mounted shelving shifts storage upward, which may help preserve open floor space, while the three finishes offer different ways to make that storage part of a room’s appearance.
The article presents design guidance rather than measured evidence that any shelf will make a room feel larger. The effect will depend on the room, placement and what is displayed. For readers considering a purchase, the suggestions provide a starting point, but the source excerpt leaves out details such as dimensions, mounting requirements and final costs that would help determine fit.
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A Brief Shaped the Selection
The original Livingetc feature is framed as a response to Kim’s request for help furnishing a small living room. Iokasti says the edit draws on a mix of traditional, modern and eclectic designs, with shapes and finishes intended to suit different interiors. The recommendations are presented as personalized to the brief rather than as a general ranking of shelving products.
Iokasti’s profile says she studied Interior and Spatial Design in Milan and has worked as a design and styling consultant. The feature describes her approach as starting with how people live and combining older and newer pieces to create personal interiors. She also points readers to Style, a room design service at Design Lab By Livingetc, which the source says includes a 45-minute one-to-one call followed by a moodboard, product recommendations and a design direction.
““A wall-mounted shelf makes use of vertical space while keeping the floor clear, helping the room feel more open.””
— Iokasti, Livingetc design consultant
Prices and Product Details Missing
The source excerpt does not state when the feature was published, the exact budget, or the prices of the three products. It also does not confirm whether the shelves are currently available, provide measurements, or explain their mounting requirements and weight limits. Those details would be needed to assess suitability for a particular wall and display.
There is no indication that Kim bought or installed any of the shelves, or that the recommendations produced a measured change in how spacious the living room feels. The feature is a curated design suggestion, and the reader’s response is not included.
Check Fit Before Choosing
Readers interested in any of the recommendations would need to check current product listings for price, dimensions, stock and installation guidance. Those details may change and are not included in the source material. For the Westwing shelf, the article suggests combining multiple units, but it does not provide a sample layout or guidance on the wall space required.
Livingetc’s feature also points readers seeking more tailored help to its Style service at Design Lab By Livingetc. The source describes a one-to-one call and a follow-up moodboard with product recommendations; it does not state service pricing or availability.
Key Questions
Which shelves does Livingetc recommend?
The edit names the H&M Metal Wall Shelf, TÔNN furniture’s Strapats Wall Shelf and Westwing’s Marble Small Wall Shelf Ally.
Why were wall shelves selected for a small living room?
Iokasti says wall-mounted shelves use vertical space and keep the floor clear. The feature presents this as a design rationale, not a measured result.
What do the shelves cost?
The source says the selections fit the reader’s budget but does not provide the budget or individual prices.
Can the marble shelf be used in a group?
Yes. Iokasti says multiple Westwing shelves can be combined and arranged in different ways. The source does not give dimensions or mounting limits.
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