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Shelf spacing and drawer sizes determine what contemporary wall units can hold, while solid wood and veneer finishes vary in grain and colour.

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A wall unit brings shelving, cupboards and drawers together on a single wall, holding books, media and the objects you want on show. Contemporary wall units can be freestanding or fixed to the wall, and the ones collected here sit within ArchiPro's wider range of premium shelves and bookcases. Among the lounge room wall units on this page are the Box Shelves by Mark Tuckey and the Grid Hybrid by Remy-Woodcock, in solid timber, veneer and birch ply.

Discover a great range of stylish wall units from leading brands and trusted suppliers in Australia. Wall units are stylish storage solutions that combine shelves, drawers, and cabinets in one piece of furniture. They're great because they maximise your space, keeping everything organised and clutter-free. With so many designs available, you're sure to find one that perfectly matches your style.

Different types of wall units

There are a few different types of wall units to consider before making any final decision, each with its own traits and characteristics including:

1. Display units

Perfect for bookworms and collectors, display units, which can include some wall cabinets, offer open shelving to showcase your favourite reads or treasured items. Some might include drawers or closed storage for less frequently used belongings. Display units can sit alongside living room wall cupboards, which keep paperwork and clutter behind doors while the shelves above stay open.

2. Wall-mounted shelving systems

These versatile systems consist of shelves that attach directly to the wall, offering a clean, modern look. They're great for smaller spaces or creating a focal point with decorative items.   A single lounge wall cabinet hung this way suits a smaller wall, where a full run of shelving would crowd the room.

3. Modular wall units

These adaptable systems allow you to customise your storage solution with various modules that can be combined to fit your needs. They're a great choice if you anticipate changing your storage needs in the future.   The Invito Wall Module by ducksnest furniture works this way, with modules that stack and sit side by side as the storage needed changes.

The benefits of buying a high-quality wall unit

Investing in a high-quality wall unit is a smart move for any homeowner. Not only does it provide stylish and functional storage, keeping your belongings organised and easily accessible, but it also elevates the overall look of your space. A well-made wall unit, crafted from durable materials, will stand the test of time, becoming a cherished piece of furniture you'll enjoy for years to come. Its superior construction and design will enhance your home's décor, adding a touch of sophistication and value.

How to choose a wall unit that is right for you

Finding the perfect wall unit for your home in Australia starts with considering your needs and style. Think about what you need to store, the dimensions of your space, and the overall aesthetic you're aiming for. Measure your room carefully and check the unit's dimensions to ensure a good fit. Browse different styles, from sleek and modern to classic and rustic, to find one that complements your existing furniture. Don't forget to factor in the materials - solid wood offers durability, while veneers can be a more budget-friendly option. Finally, choose a wall unit that offers the right combination of open shelving, closed cabinets, and drawers to suit your storage needs and keep your home looking stylish and organised.

Measure the wall before ordering. Wall units for lounge rooms are often fixed above a media unit or sideboard, so check the height of what sits beneath and leave headroom for anyone seated nearby. Lounge room wall cabinets can span a wider elevation, while one cabinet alone suits a narrower section. Sitting room wall units, where the room is used more for reading and conversation than television, often favour open shelving over enclosed storage. Where an alcove or chimney breast dictates the width, built in lounge wall units made to the room's dimensions are the alternative to modular pieces, as in the Architectural Shelving by Rémy Tramoy Fine Furniture. The same test applies to wall units for living room storage generally: open shelves for what you reach for daily, cupboards and drawers for the rest.

Other shelving solutions that you may need

If you're in the middle of a major redecoration, then there are some other shelving solutions that you may need. For example, stylish bookshelves and bookcases are a great choice for any homeowner with a cherished collection of literature that needs to be preserved in a tidy way. Sleek floating shelves are another fantastic option, especially for those who prefer minimalist aesthetics. Finally, if you're working with a particularly small space, a compact corner shelving unit is the perfect choice, making use of space that would otherwise be unutilised.

Where should a wall unit be placed in a living room?

You should think about the purpose of the wall unit. Is it going to be used for storage? If so, then you'll want to make sure it's placed somewhere that has enough space for the shelving. Is it going to be used as an entertainment centre? If so, then you should ensure that it's placed in a place where both seating and viewing options are available.

What common materials are wall units made out of?

Wall units are often made in Australia using metal or wood frames with glass doors or drawers. Metal frames tend to be sturdier than wood and can be used in all kinds of rooms; however, wooden frames can give your home a more rustic look if you're going for that aesthetic. It all comes down to personal preference.

How tall are kitchen wall units?

Kitchen wall units vary in height depending on what size you buy—they can range anywhere from about 60 cm to 180 cm tall or higher in Australia.