Plus, its a design move many interior designers love.
If you want to elevate your space, read on for 10 designer-approved ways to decorate with books.
Creating these vignettes throughout your home really make it special and personal.
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In lieu of a side table, books can help fill the gap between an armchair and the wall.
According to Pass, its a great way to simplify a busy-looking bookcase.
The options are endless.
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Try gathering colorful coffee table books to make a statement in your living room.
Consider vintage books to make new use of older items and add a charming touch to your bookshelves.
Runsewe loves strategically stacking books together as risers for items like lamps, vases, or plants.
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Stacking books underneath items elevate them, adds dimension to the display, and provides a functional solution.
I love that there is a surprise solid color beneath the busy cover sleeves, Lake says.
Its a simple solution to giving your favorite books a refresh.
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you might also try using fabric and glue to DIY a new cover.
And if youre willing to spend a little extra, you might order pre-made or custom book covers online.
Leave a book open to your favorite page on a nightstand or side table.
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Keeping a book open as decor is also perfect for kitchens.
you might use a bookstand and leave the book open on your favorite recipe.
It adds a subtle element of texture and interest without overwhelming the visual space, Runsewe says.
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Stacking books for decoration can be a design hack thats just as stylish as it is functional.
By incorporating books as risers, you create visually dynamic displays while optimizing space utilization in a practical manner.
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