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Hale Canvas Bookcase
$2,198.00
3 colors
Hale Canvas Bookcase
$2,198.00
3 colors
Prescott Burl Bookcase
$1,698.00
Bobbin Pine Bookcase
$1,098.00
Unique Bookshvles & Bookcases
Fun and functional, Anthropologie's bookshelf collection is perfect for organizing and displaying your favorite reads and cherished keepsakes.
How do you decorate a bookshelf?
Decorating a bookshelf, whether it is a classic wooden bookshelf, a space-saving corner bookshelf, or one with doors, provides you with the opportunity to showcase your personality and interests. To start, arrange the books both vertically and horizontally to create visual depth, and use bookends to keep them standing upright. You can also incorporate decorative elements such as picture frames, small plants, or decorative trinkets between book stacks. If you have a bookshelf with doors, use the closed compartments for a neat and organized look, and adorn the open sections with eye-catching décor. To add more visual interest and layers to your design, consider introducing a mix of textures like woven baskets or ceramic vase in varying heights as bookshelf décor.
How do you anchor a bookshelf to a wall?
Begin by choosing the perfect spot for your bookshelf and locate the wall studs using a stud finder. Once identified, position the bookshelf against the wall in its desired location. Mark the spots on the back of the bookshelf corresponding to the wall studs. Drill pilot holes into these marked spots, ensuring they are slightly smaller than the chosen wall anchors. Next, insert the wall anchors into the pilot holes and then secure the bookshelf to the wall by driving screws through the back of the bookshelf and into the anchors. Be sure to always follow the manufacturer's recommendations and weight guidelines for both the bookshelf and the chosen wall anchors during the anchoring process.
Where should you put a bookshelf in the living room?
Consider placing the bookshelf against a prominent wall in your living room, using it as a functional focal point of the interior design. Alternatively, corner bookshelves are perfect for maximizing otherwise challenging spaces. If you have a larger living room, opt for a free-standing bookshelf that divides the space into sections like a cozy reading nook. When picking the best spot, ensure the bookshelf's height complements its surrounding furniture and windows.