Learning how to organize bookshelves means not only will your book collection look good, but you'll also be more able to find your favorite titles – and less likely to feel overwhelmed when looking ...

It's a common problem among book lovers: We have so many books — books we've read, books we plan to read, library books, books we've borrowed from friends — that it's hard to keep them all organized.

Chances are, many of us will own a few more books after the holidays. But even if the books you have are carefully stored and cataloged, where do you put new ones? In third grade, I was made to ...

Real Simple magazine runs down a three-step process for reorganizing your bookshelf: remove (books you don't need), regroup (into fiction/nonfiction, read/unread, color/height) and rearrange. One good ...

For many bibliophiles, book storage is treated like a serious art form that can be just as gratifying as finishing a page-turner. There are levels to how you organize a bookshelf, and in fact, how ...

Don’t let the name fool you; bookcases are for more than just books. A messy and cluttered shelving unit can make even the loveliest and simplest room look cluttered and sloppy. Here are some simple ...

Bookshelves are more than just a storage solution, they can be a stylish focal point. When styling a bookshelf, consider including framed art and other decorative objects. Ultimately, bookshelf ...

There are many lovely ways to organize a bookshelf, but the rainbow shelf is one of the most aesthetically pleasing. Sure, you may want to arrange your books by genre, or author, or alphabetically by ...

One of the tricky things about organizing a bookshelf or bookcase is that we use them to hold much more than just books: Our shelves display keepsakes and picture frames, house collections of board ...