"Bookshelves have become a place where we showcase more than just the knowledge we’ve picked up, but also our sense of style. Maybe you’ve looked at a bookcase before and thought: “How did they do that?” Well, attention to detail and curating beautiful complementary items is exactly how. And here’s how you can too!
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Add dimension with framed art. Use decorative baskets to conceal more functional items. This terrarium adds a point of interest and intrigue to your shelves. Cultivate your own mini garden that will last all year long. Say whatever you want, when you want. Just make sure you #gramit Maybe you like pineapples, maybe you like geometrical shapes or sculptures. Either way, show it off! We love making everyday items decorative. Whether it's a vintage camera or your well-used instax, you can place it on a stack of books or use it to add height. Find a vase that provides some contrast in size to your other bookshelf items. This set (with varying heights) ensures you'll always have one that fits. Books don’t just belong on the coffee table! Holding on to your old issues of Darling, but don’t want to keep them on display? These are the perfect solution. Because you can never have enough candles. Everyone’s bookshelf should include pretty trinkets they love. Shadow boxes are perfect for special items that truly deserve to be put on display. The organic shape of grapewood always makes it a great addition to a bookcase. With three different finishes, you can liven up your shelf with the precious metal of your choice. Our choice? Rose gold. Highlight some of your most quotable reads with these bookends. Fill them with sand and finds from your last trip to the beach trip. We love them as a trio or single. Candles or no candles, these can stay! Prop it up decoratively or use it to display travel mementos. These add natural texture and a little sparkle. Raw amethyst pieces will never go out of style! Never lose track of time while curled up a good book. Trays create separation and allow for a display within a display.
