A shelf designed to be used in a bathing setting, such as in a shower stall that includes a first section and a second section joined together to from an outer corner with an obtuse angle and an inner corner. The shelf is outfitted with one or more holes, cutouts, prongs, catches, hooks etc. to allow for items to be placed on the shelf or suspended from the shelf. The shelf is meant to be placed on the edges of the containment wall of a shower structure such that one side of the structure is on the edge of a wall that is approximately perpendicular to another side of the containment wall. Bathing articles can be suspended from the shelf, fed through the holes of the shelf or simply placed on top of the shelf.

Apparatus and method for an improved corner shelf having a plurality of planar shelves supported on a plurality of legs wherein each leg has a raised leg on its lower end so that the lower shelf unit is disposed above and clear of the baseboard of the building. Each shelf is planar in nature being strengthened on its peripheral edges by a downwardly extending flange wherein a section of the downwardly extending flange comprises an enlarged vertical pegboard area having one-inch by one-inch spacings so that it can accommodate standard pegboard hooks including pegboard storage bins and is attached to either the drywall or to the studs in the wall of the building containing the apparatus.

A shelf with interchangeable faceplates includes a shelf body having a top wall, a bottom wall and a pair of side walls that define an opening and an interior space. A pair of receptacles are positioned along each of the side walls and include inwardly oriented channels that are located adjacent to the opening. Each of the faceplates include indicia along a front surface and a guide panel along a back surface. Each of the faceplates are individually connectable to the shelf body by sliding the guide panel along the receptacles. When so positioned, the faceplate will cover the opening to block access to the interior space, and the indicia will be visible. Each of the interior space and the top wall of the main body include flat surfaces for independently storing any number of objects.