A nice “mobile” bookshelf that is easy to placer wherever it fits, especially if you want to rearrange the furniture now & then.
I would not mind several pieces in a row – but it is necessary to be cautious when arranging books & decorative items.
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Take care / Marie
I cannot imagine a life without books. A home with books is an experience – not just reading and enjoying a story, it’s to disappear into another world. But also to create an atmosphere & comfort through books. This is a fine example of inspiration but I wouldn’t colour coordinate – that’s too much for my liking.
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A cabinet is a cabinet until you fill it with things that mean something to you. Then it suddenly becomes a safe. Which contains a meaning, a life of memories. Things that have a value only for you. And makes you feel like home, at any time.
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Take care / Marie
I would not mind having books everywhere, as long as it’s organised with neat ideas.
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Take care / Marie
Don’t you wonder over all the things we surround ourselves with, sometimes. Or the things we collect, or simply don’t have the ability to get rid of, or rather, don’t want to get rid of. Loads of things – the linen closet, china cabinet, a full wardrobe or a bookshelf full of books – or other things. We all have a preference for different things. We buy, we inherit, we get, we make, we collect & so on.
I have a fondness for textiles, right now bed linen & a big love for books. For a long time, it was wooden toys, cartoon movies, & certain plastic figures that my boys collected. Anyway, it’s rather fascinating what & how much stuff we gather over time. Things that may have no economic value, but of great importance for us, mostly because of the emotional significance.
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