







£350
The Abac shelf is part of our Les Ingénieux collection. Creations full of ideas to make life simpler and everyday life more beautiful, imagined by our designers in France.. Abac: a well-placed storage unit ideal for making your sofa space more functional. Why will you love it: • Multiple compartments of different sizes: everything has its place • Perfect for arranging the back of a sofa or as a console in an entryway. Product Details • Oak veneered MDF with natural oak acrylic varnish finish or ash veneered MDF with black acrylic varnish finish • FSC® certified wood • 1 shelf • 6 compartments • Can be used as a console table • To combine with the Abac corner shelf sold on the site for more storage. Dimensions. Overall • Width: 80cm • Height: 70cm • Depth: 33cm • Weight: 18kg. Usable size of compartments Left (top to bottom): • L33 x H10 x D33cm • L33 x H18 x D24.7cm • L33 x H34 x D33cm. Straight, top to bottom: • L33 x H10 x D33cm • L33 x H34 x D24.7cm • L33 x H18 x D33cm • This product requires assembly. • Made in Europe. • WOOD FROM SUSTAINABLY MANAGED FORESTS. FSC® certified wood comes from forests that are environmentally, socially and economically well managed. Dimensions and weight of parcel1 parcel • W90 x H14 x D40cm, 18.6kg
I really like the Abac bookcase/console because of its simple, versatile design and warm natural wood finish. It works particularly well in minimal or Scandinavian-inspired interiors, adding a touch of warmth without feeling bulky. It’s a great piece to style against a plain wall or even as a narrow console behind a sofa. Practical tips include using the top surface for decorative objects or small plants, while the shelves are perfect for books or baskets to keep smaller items organised. Its compact size makes it ideal for smaller spaces or as a multifunctional piece in hallways or living rooms. The clean lines and neutral tone allow it to blend seamlessly with various colour schemes and interior styles.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on La Redoute's website here