With a light, considered Scandinavian language, The Weurtz Bookcase is a Scandinavian bookcase that brings considered presence to a quiet, light-filled home.
Made of solid ash wood — pale-grained Nordic hardwood with a clean, modern character. Ash is the signature timber of Scandinavian design — light, fine-grained, and a perfect match for modern interiors.
The bookcase suits a quiet, light-filled home, contemporary apartments in Madrid or Barcelona, modern villa builds along the Mediterranean coast, or any home where considered modern furniture earns its place.
Dimensions: 60 cm length, 35 cm width, 175 cm height. Weight: 18.5 kg.
From Laiyahome's design-led European edit — sourced and quality-controlled in continental Europe, shipped across the EU.
Ships from EU stock with delivery to Spain, Portugal, and the broader EU in 5-10 business days for standard items; larger furniture pieces typically ship via specialist palletised service. All EU shipments include full European consumer-protection coverage and the standard 14-day return window.
Questions about this piece
Who is the Weurtz Bookcase for?
The Weurtz Bookcase suits anyone furnishing a Scandinavian interior — modern apartments in Spain or Portugal, design-led villa builds, contemporary boutique-hotel projects, and considered family homes across the EU.
What is The Weurtz Bookcase made of?
The piece is built from solid ash wood. Pale-grained nordic hardwood with a clean, modern character.
Where do you ship?
Laiyahome ships across the European Union from EU stock. Mainland deliveries typically arrive in 5-10 business days; larger furniture pieces ship via specialist palletised service. All EU shipments include the standard 14-day consumer-protection return period.
How do I care for the wood finish?
Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Wipe with a barely-damp microfiber cloth and dry immediately. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight and standing water. Twice a year, apply a light coat of furniture wax or food-safe mineral oil to feed the wood and maintain the finish.
