Bookshelves

... room with floor to ceiling bookshelves which became known as the.... Rather thrillingly one of the bookshelves had a hidden catch and ...

... time were personal height, and bookshelves (I guess that says something... about the people who buy bookshelves …). But a lot of things...

... between moderately priced ($300-500/pr bookshelves, $1000-1500/pr towers) speakers vs...

... hospital. It was full of bookshelves of binders, filing cabinets, and...

... room, its walls lined with bookshelves. Ornate candelabras were equally spaced...

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i’m quite happy with it but i’m unsure with how i’m storing things on them. too many trinkets on there? and look at the 3d picture — the bookshelf has to be that high up so you don’t hit your head when you sit on the sofa. i have since taken this pic removed the stars bc it felt childish, but there’s just sooo much empty space on the wall that it feels weird? also i’m unsure if i should keep the candles or add a painting maybe? 🫣 i’ve had it like this for months but i feel like something’s off on that wall. appreciate all the tips if you have any :) submitted by /u/Sea_Squash_638 to r/bookshelf [link] [comments]

R/bookshelvesdetectives I thought this was a fun game of guessing backgrounds, until I started seeing people call reading Jung/Foucault a red flag, saying that "you look like the most unfun smart person I've ever seen" when someone simply had a bookshelf indicating they're probably a philosophy PhD, and being all kinds of snobbish and mean. And tbh, some of these takes aren't even good. submitted by /u/lostdimensions to r/JustUnsubbed [link] [comments]

21M. been buying around 3-4 books each month for the past 3 years (love you, maa!!). kept making my own bookshelves to save money and also because im gonna build myself a proper library in my house. was an avid reader in school but then indian competitive exams humbled ts outta me. so now i’m trying to strike a balance bw reading books and my studies. and trying to learn something new new things along the way every day. p.s. what does my bookshelf say about me?👀 submitted by /u/spilledmartini to r/IndianReaders [link] [comments]

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we have a very small house and a very maximal lifestyle. as a result, custom shelving is often the answer. the middle pics are to give a less oblique angle to the shelves of the first picture. we have 6 floor to ceiling shelves for our books (one for records) and there is a final half shelf still to be finished because - of course we found more boxes of books after the others were unpacked. this is the happiest they have been in years. ikea square shelves are the worst bookshelves ever (they were stacked 3 deep unable to be known). i also keep a vast collection of plants- some of which are overwintering not all the time houseplants. at last count there are over 100 full time houseplants, largely growing in two huge planter boxes with lights because our houses are like caves to plants. you can see them encroaching on the bookshelves. 🙄 probably time to prune. 🫠 submitted by /u/dregyn to r/bookshelf [link] [comments]

Some people think that this texture pack was created with the help of Ai,however, it was released in 2020. Over. Over time, the project turned into Fluxus Pixel, where there are not only shelves.Well, in the end, I returned to the basics. Who talks about texture repetition? I calculated the probability. I've placed about 5000–6000 chiseled bookshelves using 401 random model variants, and each one repeats on average about 14 times across 6000 block. Name More books. https://www.planetminecraft.com/texture-pack/more-books-6813914/ submitted by /u/WiseProperty9501 to r/Minecraft [link] [comments]