r/HomeLibraries

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Please can you help me figure out the best ways to arrange my books. About 90% of the hardbacks are special editions with sprayed edges - so whether some should be displayed with the sprayed edges or the spines showing. Whether paperbacks or hardbacks should be separate or mixed. Books all one way or a mixture or vertical and horizontal stacking. Help 🤣🤣 thanks!!

I've been working on this shelf this past year and adding (mostly) used books to it. I'm not the fastest reader, so it's been a gradual growth.