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We have a senior figure from the library world staying over at the moment. I mentioned it was a suggestion that we
put our books in colour order. To say he was offended was an under statement.

PS Mrs Tag is also a librarian, of sorts!
 
I should probably point out that the other side of the room (whole wall) is wallpaper, just in case you have all bought into my dream that I live in a library :oops:
 
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We have a senior figure from the library world staying over at the moment. I mentioned it was a suggestion that we
put our books in colour order. To say he was offended was an under statement.

At least its a rational organizational plan. Most people just shove books into anywhere they'll fit.
 
Something like this would be ideal (although not sure about the weird brown ceiling).

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From here - Snake Ranch

It reminds me of the library at the Sheldon Museum of Art. It's smaller, but the theme is similar:

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I once suggested to the director of the museum that if I ever won the lottery, I would buy the building and go live in it. He was not amused.

Here's the exterior:

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Here's the main entrance:

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It would make a nice summer home, but I would want something bigger for my main house.
 
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Stuff I'm currently reading / library books usually go here but it's pretty empty atm (self-banned from the library till I get through the rest of my to-read list)
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Love books but I can't imagine ever staying in one place long enough to build up a massive, wall-consuming collection like some kind of proper grownup with a mortgage and a decade's worth of knick-knacks
 
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^^^ those books on the shelf at a jaunty angle underneath the clock ^^^ :D:eek:
Yeah that's how the wood was when I dragged it out of an old house. It's 300 year old oak and originally I set it up with the idea of cutting the end off but then I treated myself to a good set of chisels and made the keyed mortise and tenon joint on the end of it so I could have a wonky end. I'd always wanted to have a go at making that wood joint and the oak was perfect for it. Well I say perfect, it took me fucking ages to make if fit. All my shelves are wonky. :)

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This is me Whisky Shelf in the shed.

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Some shamefully messy shelvesIMG_20190424_120146847.jpg
 

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