I feel like this book embodies my Pinterest dreams in a physical print.

I am an avid reader, and while I often read digitally, I make very thoughtful purchases of physical copies of my favorite books. I hadn’t found a cohesive way to display them until seeing all the inspiration on these pages!

Key takeaways that I absolutely loved and now want to use in styling (I will need a bigger house first…).

- Color coding, neutrals, rainbows and monochrome themes that blend seamlessly into decor. This book highlights numerous ways to do this across all spaces and interests.
- Using a terra cotta pot in a plant room as a paper weight to keep a book open - genius!
- I have so. many. house plants, so using books stacks as a decor and risers for potted plants is such an awesome idea that gives more personality to the space.
- Book stacks as tables, stools, etc. Love making collections functional!

I am bursting with ideas for my own home and will proudly display this book on my coffee table, seeing the styling in other people's spaces makes a world of difference.

I also loved all the book recommendations from famous authors. That was a lovely value add to the pages.

So many beautiful libraries highlighted in this book, lots of tips given on how to style and display them.

Frankly, I could stare at pictures of other people's bookshelves all day long.

That being said, a lot of the photos in this book seemed to be styled and photographed all the same way. I didn't really get the variety I was hoping for. Maybe the shelves felt too styled and less like people actually live with their books like that.

Either way, I liked the book well enough.