A Bookshelves is a versatile room that can serve various purposes in a home in addition to merely housing its collection of non-fictional books. They can display their art collection, serve as a storage place for their family photos, and even serve as a room divider if the size and dimensions of the Bookshelves work. Many owners tend to throw a lot of books everywhere on the shelves, which makes it quite messy and careless. Consider some of these quick 3 Ways to Style Your Bookshelves :

1. Don't Use Every Shelf for Books.
   
   Despite the name "Bookshelves", the unit does not necessarily have to house only books. Instead, mix things up a bit to give the group some personality and life. You can choose to use the shelf for a specific purpose or mix each shelf with some different artifacts. For example, a shelf can have books in one half and vases in the other. Another shelf could have photo frames in one half, with floral arrangements in the other. Or, stir them all over the cupboard, so they don't necessarily divide. It is common for owners to want all their belongings to be visible to everyone, but filling out their photo Bookshelves, art, books, and sculptures can overwhelm the Bookshelves and make it seem messier than a platform on which you want to exhibit Your best personal belongings. Select the most important things you want to delete. Make sure everyone goes a little together so that it doesn't look like a great mix of rubble. You would be pleasantly surprised to see what a difference a minimalist approach can make.
   

    

2. Stay consistent with a color scheme.
   
   If you are the type who organizes your books alphabetically, then the idea of sticking to color coordination is not such a strange idea. After hosting the items on your shelves by category, consider organizing each group by color. By using a color code on your shelf, you are giving the Bookshelves some pop. If your room already has a particular accent color, try to integrate it into the color coordination of the elements of your shelf. These are very popular since they are the basic style of libraries. These shelves have a modern and modern look with clean and smooth lines. The cube shelves are generally modular, which means that they can be stacked or removed and can even be hung on the wall. This style of Bookshelves is perfect for someone who has limited space and many books.
   
   
3. Come with a theme.
   
   Stay with a color palette or a particular theme to keep things harmonious on your shelves. It doesn't matter if you store books, vases, images, snow globes, or anything else you own; it is always advisable to stick to a subject. The theme can be associated with color, age, fabric, etc. For example, keeping all personal belongings in a neutral palette can create a sense of harmony. Or, having all your artifacts glued to a rustic theme can also create a feeling of fluidity. Find a topic and keep it. All it takes is a little creativity and imagination, and perhaps even some professional assistance from designers, to create the perfect space in your home!