CLOSEBookcase Ideas For Your Home Design
"There is no furniture so charming as books, even if you never open them or read a single word," said the nineteenth-century writer Sydney Smith. A shelf full of books adds instant appeal to any room, whether in the form of bespoke joinery or stand-alone shelves.
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While the term "shelfie" may have been kicking around the internet since 2014, as far as we"re concerned, this trend has officially reached timeless status. (Who can resist an artful arrangement of books, plants, and knickknacks when placed just-so on a sleek bookshelf?) But the latest inspiration rooms we love, place a little more emphasis on the bookcase"s original purpose—that is, storing books.
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Whether you"re a voracious reader who spends half their monthly budget at the local indie bookstore or just someone who appreciates flipping through a few choice periodicals, there"s no denying that a pair of stately bookshelves in the living room lends an elevated, well-appointed air to your space. And with rainy days still among us, we can"t think of anything that sounds cozier than curling up in your home library with a cup of coffee and a favorite read.
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These designs will fill you with the shelf-confidence you need to make your living room"s bookshelves stand out. (Just don"t be surprised if these stacked shelves inspire you to pick up a little more reading material of your own—don"t say we didn"t warn you.)
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