Montessori Shelving

The Montessori Shelving is an expertly crafted, floor-standing rectangular shelf designed to enhance your child's room with both functionality and style. Made from high-class birch plywood, this shelving unit is available in a beautiful Natural Wood and White color combination, It can be manufactured in three different variations with 2, 3, or 4 tiers depending on your storage needs and the child’s height.

This shelving unit belongs to our Lunar Woodland collection, a special line of constructor furniture that allows you to combine various pieces to create a unique storage area for your child's belongings. The open design of the shelf is perfect for displaying and storing toys, books, and learning materials, ensuring that everything is within easy reach.

Montessori Based Shelving

The Montessori Shelving is an essential tool for creating an organized and child-friendly environment. Based on Montessori principles, this shelving unit is designed to help children develop independence and organizational skills from an early age. The open shelves allow children to see and access their toys and books easily, encouraging them to engage in active play and learning.

This shelving unit can be used in various settings, including bedrooms, playrooms, and even classrooms. Its versatile design ensures that it can fit into any room while providing ample storage space for all of your child's essentials.

The Role of Open Shelves in a Montessori Environment

Open shelving is a crucial component of any Montessori environment. Unlike closed cabinets or drawers, open shelves provide visibility and accessibility, allowing children to see all of their options at once. This design encourages children to make their own choices, fostering independence and decision-making skills.

By keeping toys and books within easy reach, the Montessori Shelving helps children learn to organize their belongings and return them to their proper place after use. This process not only teaches responsibility but also supports the development of a sense of order, which is a key element of the Montessori method.