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Where to buy white bookcases

Where to buy white bookcases

Caroline Reine Caroline Reine

White bookcases and shelves are a versatile furnishing option for traditional and contemporary homes alike. Perfect for living and study rooms or for kids' bedrooms, white wooden or glass bookcases are readily available on the High-Street and from online outlets. This article explores where to find great white bookshelves to help you find the right product for you at a price to suit your budget.

Supermarket savings

Tesco (Direct.tesco.com) UK supermarket Tesco should be at the top of your list of places to go when looking for great value furniture for your home. The superstore has a huge selection of furniture including display units and bookshelves for sale at low prices. Hot picks from Tesco include the stylish Costilla 3 Shelf Bookcase in a glossy white finish. This bookshelf is great for use as a room divider or can be placed against the wall. The Costilla 3 Shelf Bookcase The Costilla 3 Shelf Bookcase has a modern design-inspired look with metal effect feet. This great bookcase is now on sale, reduced from £210.00 to just £105.00, saving you an incredible 50% on the original retail price.

Brilliant buys

B&Q (Diy.com) British DIY superstore B&Q is a great place to go for low-cost furniture for your home. Stocking a huge range of metal and wooden bookshelves as well as contemporary bookcases in black and white finishes, B&Q should be your first port of call if you want to kit out your home on a shoestring. Hot picks from B&Q include the store's own-label 3 Tier Bookcase in White. Priced at just £20.48, this is an affordable storage solution which would look great in the bedroom, living room or home office. Argos (Argos.uk) High-Street catalogue store Argos is a popular choice for customers in Britain looking for affordable, easy-to-assemble furniture for the home. The store has a great range of white dressers, display bookcases and shelving solutions available and therefore, you're almost guaranteed to find something to suit you. Top choices at Argos include the Maine Extra Deep Bookcase with Drawers. This fabulous bookcase is perfect for busy family homes, allowing you to hide your office equipment and knick-knacks away in the bottom drawers, leaving the shelf space free to display your books. Priced at just £59.99, this fabulous multi-purpose bookshelf is the ideal choice for any modern interior. *Prices correct as of 10.08.2011

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