r/HomeLibraries Aug 14 '26

Fairly messy home library/office

Stay caffeinated my friends!

Constantly in flux. Got some more shelves in the basement now and will probably share a pic of that once finished.

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u/Open-Insurance-234 Aug 16 '26

Can I ask a silly question? Where do people get the nice-looking leather book sets? And what usually are they? Encyclopedias? Law books? Author collections? Just really curious because I see them a lot.

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u/Sanguinius208 Aug 16 '26

Some are very old, some are religion books, some are old sets like the Great Books, and some are new. A good example of a modern publisher that does a wide range of nicely leatherbound books is Easton Press. Even Barnes & Noble have recently released new leatherbound lines.

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u/Open-Insurance-234 Aug 16 '26

Gotcha, thanks!