If You Love Books but Don't Want Your Home Turned Into a Library, Shop These 10 Solutions
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If you're a book-lover, first of all, welcome to the club. I go through books quickly, and I am a passionate fan of physical copies, with absolutely no shade thrown to those of us who choose ereaders. This hobby has been great for my mental health, but less so for my bedroom, which is now crawling with books. Since I'm a bit of a neat freak, I want to keep my space as clean as possible while making room for my ever-growing book collection. If you're like me, try these 10 storage solutions to organize your mini library. Whether you're looking for smaller shelves or built-in solutions, here's how to keep your collection organized and easy to navigate.
Target 3 Shelf Bookcase
If you've got a lot of books, this Target 3 Shelf Bookcase ($25) is relatively compact and easy to place anywhere in your home.
Expandable Wood Desktop Bookshelf
Combat the stack of books that's piling high with this Expandable Wood Desktop Bookshelf ($27).
Fruitsuper Bookends
These Fruitsuper Bookends ($32) are modern and chic.
West Elm Sloan Tall Bookcase
If you need a useful piece of furniture, go with this West Elm Sloan Tall Bookcase ($299).
Salafey Expandable Desktop Bookshelf
Keep everything organized with this Salafey Expandable Desktop Bookshelf ($25).
Jerry & Maggie Desktop Organizer
Keep your desk clutter-free with this Jerry & Maggie Desktop Organizer ($25, originally $30).
West Elm Modern Weave Lidded Storage Baskets
If you want to keep your books out of sight, go with the West Elm Modern Weave Lidded Storage Baskets ($150).
Container Store Index Bookends
The Container Store Index Bookends ($25) have dividers, so you can further organize your collection.
West Elm Conceal Shelf
This West Elm Conceal Shelf ($29) is chic and minimal.
West Elm Agate Stone Bookends
If you've got lots of books, you'll be happy to have these West Elm Agate Stone Bookends ($25).