Tilia Shelving Collection
The Tilia Shelving Collection is a versatile family of architectural shelving designed for display, storage and spatial organisation across contemporary commercial interiors.
Defined by its distinctive tubular framework and softly detailed shelves, Tilia balances a playful character with a refined, understated aesthetic.
A coordinated range of sizes and configurations allows the collection to work individually or as a family, adapting naturally across workplace, education, hospitality and residential environments.
Configurations
Tilia is designed as a flexible shelving system, with a range of heights, widths and configurations allowing it to respond to different spaces and applications, including:
Low shelving and display
Full-height shelving
Space division and screening
Workplace, education and hospitality environments
Units can be used individually or combined to create larger shelving compositions, allowing designers to introduce rhythm, variation and functionality across a space while maintaining a consistent visual language.
Details
Tilia combines a robust tubular metal framework with removable shelf inserts, creating a simple and durable construction suited to demanding commercial environments.
Frames are available in the full Dulux and Interpon architectural powder coat ranges, allowing the shelving to coordinate with broader interior palettes and project finishes.
Shelf inserts can be specified in a selection of timber, laminate and architectural board finishes, providing opportunities for tonal contrast or a more restrained, coordinated material expression. Custom finishes and configurations can also be developed for specific project requirements.
Shelving Considerations
Tilia is designed for flexible placement within commercial interiors, functioning equally well against walls, as a freestanding shelving unit or as part of a larger spatial composition.
Consideration should be given to the intended shelf loading, overall unit height and location within the space. Taller or heavily loaded configurations may require additional wall or floor restraint depending on the application and project requirements.
The open framework maintains visual transparency through the shelving, making Tilia particularly suited to environments where storage, display and subtle space division need to coexist.
