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reading rainbow

Sunday, February 18, 2007

A while back, I posted a link to an article asking how people arranged their bookshelves. I love the idea of organizing books by colour. I considered doing this to my own collection, but don't really have a bright enough spectrum of spines to make it work. More fuschia reading required on my part, I guess. Not everyone has this problem though - take a look at some of these gorgeous rainbow results...

This is Chotda's bookshelf. I think she has the perfect couch to offset her vibrant bookshelf.


This bright bookshelf belongs to Yvestown.



Yvestown also has a fab wallpapered bookshelf which is pretty great, too.

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  1. Blogger Alice said:
    February 19, 2007  

    I like colour of Chotda's bookcase as well. The deep, dark brown wood looks great with the brightly coloured books!

  1. Blogger Rayhan said:
    February 28, 2007  

    Chotda's bookshelf is beautiful. it is a treat because bookshelves are not usually 'designed' for aesthetics, so it caught me off guard.

    i think i'll try this out :)

  1. Blogger Libby said:
    February 28, 2007  

    Love this - judging a bookshelf by it's covers! I like arranging bookshelves by publisher, because all the different editions go together and look better (yep, I'm a publishing nerd…) but this is great too.

    Adobe Books, in San Francisco, had its bookshelves reclassified by color by artist Chris Cobb, in an art installation called "There Is Nothing Wrong In The World". It's gone now, but there's a group called Rainbow of Books on flickr.com who are all about this sort of stuff - check it out for a bit of inspiration!

  1. Anonymous calimania said:
    February 28, 2007  

    It looks great. I should try it.

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