#acrylic-risers

[meownotgood]

finally updated

[dentpx]

I made paper risers for some of my prize figures today and it improves the layout so much it’s crazy

[why-its-kai]

gashapon vash i am literally begging you to stop fucking around and stop pulling shit like this

[littlecornerinbrooklyn]

really leaning into the whole ~surround yourself with things that make you happy~ thing with my desk setup

[plinthsny]

Round Acrylic Risers: Top Design Trends to Watch in 2024

Interior designers and home decor enthusiasts are looking for new and innovative ways to enhance spaces as we move into 2024. One trend that's making waves this year is the use of round acrylic risers. These versatile and stylish pieces are not only functional but also bring a modern aesthetic to any room. Here are the top design trends for round acrylic risers to watch in 2024.

1. Minimalist Elegance

Minimalism remains a strong influence in home decor, and round acrylic risers fit perfectly into this trend. Their transparent nature creates a clean, uncluttered look, making them ideal for displaying items without overwhelming the space. Whether you use them to showcase a single statement piece or a few carefully curated items, these risers add a touch of elegance and simplicity.

2. Layered Displays

Creating depth and dimension in your decor is a popular trend, and round acrylic risers are perfect for achieving this effect. By using risers of varying heights, you can layer objects such as candles, vases, or figurines, adding visual interest and making your displays more dynamic. This approach works well on coffee tables, mantels, and shelves.

3. Versatile Functionality

Round acrylic risers are not just for aesthetic purposes; they are also incredibly versatile. In 2024, expect to see them used in innovative ways across different rooms. In the kitchen, they can hold spices or cooking utensils; in the bathroom, they can organize toiletries; and in the office, they can elevate your workspace essentials. Their adaptability makes them a must-have in modern homes.

4. Statement Centerpieces

Round acrylic risers are perfect for creating striking centerpieces for special occasions or everyday use. Combine them with bold, colorful decor items to make a statement. For instance, a large floral arrangement or a unique sculpture placed on a clear riser can become the focal point of your dining or living room.

5. Seamless Integration

One of the key benefits of acrylic risers is their ability to blend seamlessly with any decor style. Whether your home features contemporary, traditional, or eclectic design elements, round acrylic risers can integrate effortlessly. Their transparent nature means they won’t clash with your existing decor but will instead enhance and highlight it.

6. Sustainability and Durability

As sustainability becomes increasingly important in design, acrylic risers are a practical choice. They are durable and long-lasting, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Moreover, they can be repurposed and reused in various ways, making them an eco-friendly option for conscious consumers.

Bring your home decor to the next level with round acrylic risers in 2024. With their minimalist elegance, versatile functionality, and seamless integration, these risers from Plinths NY are set to be a staple in stylish and modern homes.

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[butchtoads]

I've hung onto my mother's perfume all these years and just sniffed it after ignoring it in a drawer for like. 4 yrs. Had it for ten and it's an unknown amount of years older than that on top of the ten. That was Awful

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[reddpenn]

The current state of the Rock Wall!

Video transcript:

Who wants a tour of my rock collection?

I guess we’ll start over here; this is the newest shelf. I just added it. A lot of stuff from the other shelves have now joined this shelf. It’s got a nice little sliding glass door to protect my more high-end specimens. On this we have a lot of my thumbnails, including some of the more delicate, or some of the more valuable thumbnails. Some of my more high-end specimens over here, like that beautiful wulfenite.

I have started labeling the stones now, so some of the stones have these neat little labels, and some of them do not. But everything in this case does.

And then of course some of the larger high-end specimens down here. And I’m not sure what I’m gonna put on those lower shelves yet.

Up above that I have a new display case, and this is where I’m putting all of my cabochons.

So here I’ve gotten it down and we’ll open it up. This is all velcro. I made this myself out of a normal shadowbox that I got at the store. These are all attached by velcro so that I can take them out and rearrange them and add more to them and move them around.

This case is lighted. The case next to it is technically lighted, but the lights are out of battery right now. Eventually I want to switch that to something more permanent that can be plugged in all the time so I don’t have to constantly swap out the batteries.

This is the Original Rock Shelf, so it is crammed full of some of my oldest specimens. I recently did a project where I added these acrylic risers to it to kinda make a little bit of space, which made it a bit less crammed, which is nice. A lot of specimens on this shelf. Buch of geodes down there. That’s Geode Territory.

Next to it, below the North American giant ground sloth bone, we have more of my thumbnail specimens. Just a bunch of little guys. I’d like to light this shelf too. I think that would help them show up better. The meteorite collection is over here. We got some rust on this guy, but I think he’s doing okay. And then over here, my opal collection. So here is the Ethiopian opals, we’ve got an Australian opal, we’ve got a Honduran opal back there. That one up there is also Ethiopian opal, right in the middle.

Down below that, just more of the really tiny stuff, and some miscellaneous stuff.

The spheres and eggs are under that. The one under a cloth is a reconstituted quartz. If I leave it where sunlight can hit it, it’ll burn my house down so I just keep it covered because I’m a little bit paranoid about that.

Miscellaneous stuff: I got some tumbled stones, I got some palm stones. Just… stuff gets thrown down on that shelf.

The shelf next to it. This was at one point my large specimen and high-end shelf, and at this point is just the large specimen shelf because the high-end shelf is now over here. Which has made this shelf a lot less crowded, to move all that stuff over. Again, I’ve got my acrylic risers on there. I have a bunch of my big specimens. I’d like to light this shelf too. You can see how the shadows are kind of a problem like on the halite in the back there.

And then below those are the agates. This shelf is the bane of my existence. I have so many agates that I physically cannot cram any more agates onto this shelf. I’m gonna need to get some more risers and see if I can clear a little bit of space for the agate collection.

Down below that, some more miscellaneous large things. Got a jade, got a labradorite, got a kambaba stone. In the box is vivianite, but it can’t be exposed to light, so it lives in a box. And then here I have another one of these shadowboxes that opens up, and it’s got a bunch of gem jars inside of my very very small stuff.

And then over here, this is the shelf where my newest stuff starts living. Stuff that I’ve added to my collection most recently. This is also where all the fossils are living currently. And in that box is all the crinoids I just pick up off the ground. We have a ton of them around here.

Underneath that we’ve got this big desert rose, fills the whole shelf.

Next to that I have this tiny shelf that has some of my rock-adjacent things like my mineralogy puzzles. Tully lives here. Some of my mineralogy books but not all of them. They don’t all fit.

And that’s the short and sweet tour of the current state of my rock collection!

[mikufigureoftheday]

miku figure expert ur thhe only person i know to ask . if u hav no answer its ok i also just watned to show off my new stuff IF U DONT WANNA ANSWER FEEL FREE TO DELETE (/genuine) ^_^

IM RUNNING OUT OF SPACE. IM SUFFERING FROM SUCCESS.. do u think i should

1) move her to a slightly bigger shelf (further away from my len & rin shelf...) and all the stuff will b togehter

or 2) move half of her stuff to a different shelf that is above the len & rin shelf so she has TWO shelves worth of space (i will finally b able to display my other miku plushie on the other shelf i think)

or secret 3rd evil option do i just forfeit my entire bedroom to miku WHAT DO U THINk also i finally got a sakura miku noodle stopper that ISNT broken im so excited

I'm team bigger shelf so all the Mikus can stay together 💙💚

Having one big group is more satisfying to look at and is easier/more fun to photograph so you can flex on people show off with ease

But depending on how much space there is, there is....a secret 4 option...and her name.....is....

Acrylic Riser display stand

Or (depending on budget/aesthetics)...

Spice Rack Stairs

They squish things together a lil more and make figures easier to see bc of the tiers so nothing gets hidden in the back ★~(◠ω◕✿)

You could also use command hooks or something similar to hang up your keychains which will also save a lil more room so you can keep all your goodies in one place to make your display look a little more unique (*´꒳`*)

[anjistuff]

Updated my sk8 display! I've added a few more acrylic stands and added risers and now I think I am finally happy with how it looks!

[aihoshiino]

THE KANOJO NO AREA HAS BEEN UPGRADED... I finally got around to hanging my pin and charm board up on the wall AND got around to buying some of the acrylic risers I've had my eye on for a while, so here's a peek at the setup...! The wall behind feels a bit nakey so I'd like to get some prints or maybe a tapestry or two to go behind it but for now I'm really happy with it!

Especially the lights lol those were a nice surprise.......... I completely forgot I had them since what they were originally purchased for didn't pan out, but don't they look so good... it turned what was a 40 minute project into an hour and a half project but!!! it was worth it!!!

[psikonauti]

Eve Riser Roberts (American) 

Modigliani's Cat, 2012  

Acrylics on paper

[zoideramy]

Zoids Collection! [9/29/2023]

Its been about 4 years since I last shared my collection, so I figured it was time for another look at my full collection! Admittedly I've been doing more collecting rather than building, buuuut I'll get to that eventually. By my count, I've got ~116 Zoids now, give or take a few that I couldn't decide should be counted or not haha!

My set up has also changed a bit, many of the Wild Zoids now sit above my window where I previously had HMM boxes. The nicest moto boxes have been set upon their own mini shelves we made, freeing up more room too. Unbuilt Zoids now take up the little bookshelf that had some of my older and broken motos, which have been shuffled in with the rest of the Zoids. I've also gotten some clear acrylic risers to further stretch the space I have.

Do I currently have enough space for all the models in my backlog? No... but thats a problem for future me lol.

[alldollsarevalid]

I got this tiered acrylic organizer today.

I'm using it as a riser to maximize the top shelf of the bookcase where I display my dolls.

Now that I know it works, there is a longer one I can get on amazon that should hold three dolls per row.

[plinthsny]

Elevate Your Displays with Round Acrylic Plinths and Risers

Showcase your collection with elegant acrylic plinths and risers. Using these stylish risers, you can create a display that draws attention to your prized possessions.