Bookcases & Cabinets

A bookcase can be described as a piece of furniture made up of shelves used primarily for storing books; it may have sides or be enclosed, back included. On the other hand, a bookshelf refers to one shelf or set of shelves mounted on a wall or part larger unit where books can be stored.

To create an attractive-looking orderly bookcase, consider arranging books according to genre, authorship, or topic so that they are easily identifiable when needed. Use baskets or bins for keeping small items such as magazines neatly arranged together with accessories.

Leave some space empty on each shelf this will give it a clean look and also prevent overcrowding. Add plants onto your shelf this will bring in life photos or any small decorative pieces you want to personalize.

To protect fragile or valuable objects while showing them off, display cabinets are made. These furniture pieces have doors or glass panels that let you exhibit your treasured possessions with pride, knowing they’re safe from dust and harm. A display cabinet can bring out the beauty of your collection by having sufficient lighting and a back mirror.

These are seven things to consider when you’re deciding on display cabinets, in short bullet point form:
1. Size - Measure space to ensure proper fit
2. Types - Curio, wall-mounted, freestanding
3. Interior Design - Match the room's existing style
4. Shelving - Number, depth, adjustability
5. Interior Space - Ample depth for display
6. Lighting - Built-in or supplementary options
7. Cost - Balance features, quality, and budget

Yes, you can put books in a display cabinet. Books with beautiful covers or old editions can add interest to your collection. You can create a lovely focal point by arranging them with other decorative objects or personal mementos.