bookcase of the day
this one gets a little extra attention b/c it has a story.
ariel emailed me pics of these custom bookshelves her boyfriend built from recycled wood.
they covered the underneath with different wallpapers.
delightful = full of delight.
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I am so in love with that idea! I can't even see the bracketing for the shelves. Any idea how they did that?
ReplyDeleteshut up with that fancy wallpaper. I'm so knocking that off.
ReplyDeletejealous! makes me want to get handy and build my own!
ReplyDeletei like the color co-ordinated bookends of soup, sugar, etc. SO cute.
ReplyDeleteThe wallpaper is such a brilliant touch!
ReplyDeletelove it! and super jealous of their high ceilings.
ReplyDeleteThat is flipping amazing. I would totally rip her off but... my walls would probably collapse under the weight.
ReplyDeleteAwesomesauce. I have been thinking about color coding my books....
ReplyDeleteJust stumbled across your blog and I love. Where have you been all my life?
ReplyDeletejust shows us that we all need to look up! :)
ReplyDeletethere you are patricia!
ReplyDeletei hadn't heard from you in a while.
freaking fabulous.
ReplyDeletedelightfully unexpected.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! That definitely makes sense to put the wallpaper on the underside of the shelf. What a nice pop of color.
ReplyDeleteand check out the rugless room..I'm tellin ya - it's everywhere. Style for owners with bad dogs.
ReplyDeleteso cool so cool
ReplyDeletethis is one of my absolute faves! going to try it one of these days...
ReplyDeleteVery cool idea!
ReplyDeleteI think I love this a little bit oo much. x
ReplyDeleteProps for having some Thomas Pynchon in your collection.
ReplyDeleteIs it possible to find out how they attached them? Is the bracket on top of the shelf? Did they screw them in from the top or from the bottom? Are there special brackets? So many questions....
ReplyDeleteThat is most certainly copy-worthy.
ReplyDeleteI love how you have a whole section of your blog dedicated to just bookcases; pretty fly. I too have a penchant for books and bookcases. My husband thinks I have too many books but I strongly disagree.
pretty! oh so pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteOh darling, I am truly supposed to believe that is true love.
ReplyDeleteI love how her boyfriend took recycled wood and made them into book shelf's. That's really cool.
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ReplyDeleteThat's awesome, I've never of thought of doing something like that but not you've got me thinking.
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ReplyDeleteHow are these shelves mounted to your wall? Nicely done, by the way.
ReplyDeleteEchoing all the others who want to know .. HOW, exactly, are these shelves hung? No brackets I can see.. and it would have to be some really heavy-duty system.
ReplyDeleteOf course, many years have passed since this post (I found it via a search for DIY ideas for wall shelves for books), and I doubt we'll ever see an answer, especially after all the other spam posts above. :( But maybe???