Overstock Bookshelves Perfectly

Here is a good bookshelf for all you steampunk lovers out there. Its a big wall shelf and its design is truly marvelous. The wooden shelves are linked via brass and copper pipes like a few valves and pressure gauges in between. This industrial pieces of art will not and no-one else sustain your books but as a consequence amazingly liven in the works your home.

OVERSTOCK BOOKSHELVES

So you just moved into a new studio apartment. Or a tiny house. Or a regular house with not a lot of space. No matter your situation, you have found yourself in a pickle: too many books, too little space. Have no fear, Book Riot is here with space-saving bookshelves and some ideas for how to cram more books into your home.

$60 at IKEA The Lack! I love this and wish I didn?t have a cat and could therefore have this shelving unit. Alas. Maybe you can find it useful.

$159 at Crate & Barrel This one is lovely, minimalist, and doesn?t take up too much space out from the wall. $200 at Target If you?re the kind of person who wants to hide your books (a thing I do not understand, but no judgment here), I don?t think you can get much better than this. Slide your shelves into their cabinet and bam! They take up so little space and make your place look bigger. It?s magical.

$59 at IKEA The Billy is a classic. These shelves are pretty cheap and look great. And since the shelves can be arranged according to your height needs, you can fit your books exactly as you need them.

$113 at Overstock Bookshelves! In! Corners! Get books in every nook and cranny, my friends. $54 at Etsy I would just like to kiss this beautiful design. Perfect for a weird wall with room for furniture underneath. $315 at Overstock I?m not entirely sure if this is super space-saving, but it looks cool. Here?s how you can get fit more books into a small space: I didn?t mean to fall down this rabbit hole, but I did. Check out some of these great methods for making sure your book collection doesn?t need to go away just because you?re lacking in space.

The Pin So. Many. Pretty. Homes. The Pin The staircase bookshelf is one of my favorites and one of my life goals. The Pin The room divider! These shelves are lovely, open on both sides, and create a great faux wall for studio apartments. The Pin And don?t forget about the space above your doorways! The Pin Basket shelves! Perfect for the odd spaces you want to sneak books, like the kitchen or bathroom, without intrusive, space-eating shelves.

The Pin Or perhaps the space behind a doorway is perfect for some sneaky shelves. The Pin Hallways often don?t have much space for things, but they CAN have space for bookshelves. This one is so pretty. If you?re the crafty type, you could DIY bookshelves to fit your specific needs. And then, once you?ve got the shelves, we can help you choose how to organize bookshelves with a lot of books . If you?re more of a comics kid, we?ve got tips for that , too.

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