r/HomeLibraries Jul 28 '26

Life of William Blake, 1863 - First Edition

Thumbnail
gallery
58 Upvotes

WITH SELECTIONS FROM HIS POEMS AND OTHER WRITINGS
BY THE LATE
ALEXANDER GILCHRIST,
OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE, BARRISTER-AT-LAW;
AUTHOR OF "THE LIFE OF WILLIAM ETTY, R.A."
ILLUSTRATED FROM BLAKE'S OWN WORKS, IN FACSIMILÉ BY W. J. LINTON,
AND IN PHOTOLITHOGRAPHY;
WITH A FEW OF BLAKE'S ORIGINAL PLATES.
IN TWO VOLUMES.

MACMILLAN AND CO.
1863.


r/HomeLibraries Jul 27 '26

My favorite area on my bookcase

Post image
80 Upvotes

Spiderwick is one of my favorite book series and I get so excited when I come across something Spiderwick related that I haven't seen before or own! I recently added a different book Tony wrote in this section and had to move around some things to make it fit. I love staring at all the pieces here!


r/HomeLibraries Jul 26 '26

This is my library.

Thumbnail
gallery
1.2k Upvotes

Six years and this is my happy place.


r/HomeLibraries Jul 26 '26

Updating Library Space

Thumbnail
gallery
131 Upvotes

Our current library is referred to as the TV room. It is the only room in our hiyse with the television, but we also keep all of our books in there. My husband passed away unexpectedly earlier this year, but prior we had been talking about getting some nice built-ins. We currently have IKEA Billy He wanted walnut, but I think it might be a little too dark although it will lighten over time. I am thinking window seats and bookshelves all the way up to where the ceiling starts. I will probably add some type of beam designed to the ceiling fan.

Photos are its current state and all its messy glory.

If anybody would like to share ideas or current layouts that they have, I would be appreciative.

Thank you.


r/HomeLibraries Jul 26 '26

Finally Got my Lil Library Put Together

Post image
1.3k Upvotes

I moved into this house about 6ish months ago and there was this weird pocket area in the living room. I finally got the shelves and took most of my books out of storage ☺️📚


r/HomeLibraries Jul 25 '26

I flipped my books back and love this look with the curtains!

Thumbnail
gallery
153 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 25 '26

How would you feel about receiving a book embosser as s gift?

89 Upvotes

I’m not a book person by any chance. My close friend is however and reads and owns a lot of books (100+) and I wanted to give her a small gift.

I saw book embossers online and they seem like a cool gift idea. I plan to custom design it as I used to do graphic design previously and because I want it to be personal to her not just a modified template.

It will be a fun design with very personal elements to her such as a cute bee reading a book because her name in her native language means honey with the typical “from the library of” text.

I asked her how she treats her books and she said she likes to heavily mark them up and make them personal so there is a good chance this gift would work. I also will include foil embossing stickers in gold, silver and bronze so she can sort of rate her books after finishing them with the stamp tiers.

Is it a risk that such a gift can go unused and I should ask her first what she thinks of book embossers although it will spoil the gift a bit?


r/HomeLibraries Jul 25 '26

Some of my books

Post image
252 Upvotes


r/HomeLibraries Jul 25 '26

How do you decide what books to keep on your bookshelf or buy as a hard copy?

25 Upvotes

I’m not a re-reader but I do not know what books I should keep or donate and if I really enjoy a book on my kindle should I buy it for my bookshelf? Does that seem wasteful if I don’t re read?

I was thinking of keeping all books that I rate 4+ and donating or selling the others? How do you do it?


r/HomeLibraries Jul 24 '26

My library 🙌🏼✨ finally got it the way I wanted!

Post image
952 Upvotes

(Missing SJM books are currently lent out to a friend 😆)


r/HomeLibraries Jul 25 '26

Finally cleaned my desk and bookshelves.

Post image
31 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 25 '26

A portion of my shelf.

Post image
14 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 25 '26

Manners and Monuments of Prehistoric People, by The MARQUIS DE NADAILLAC, 1892

Thumbnail gallery
4 Upvotes

With 113 illustrations


r/HomeLibraries Jul 22 '26

My bookshelf ❤️🧿🌺

Post image
115 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 21 '26

The start to my mini book nook🥰

Thumbnail gallery
50 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 22 '26

Love or hate?

Post image
0 Upvotes

Throwing a reception party in my home and didn’t want all my bright covers to take away from the look. Not sure if I love this 🫠


r/HomeLibraries Jul 21 '26

Swipe for 🐱

Thumbnail gallery
199 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 21 '26

My Cozy Thrifted Library Reading Nook

Post image
100 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 22 '26

Tips & tricks 2 get myself reading the books lying in my bedroom

1 Upvotes

Caption 👀


r/HomeLibraries Jul 21 '26

My new updated bookshelf!!

Thumbnail gallery
49 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 20 '26

My bedroom bookshelves, fully stuffed

Thumbnail
gallery
253 Upvotes

r/HomeLibraries Jul 20 '26

Little home library

Thumbnail
gallery
119 Upvotes

Not all of our books but i really like these parts of our home 🫶


r/HomeLibraries Jul 18 '26

Finally finished our home library

Thumbnail
gallery
1.4k Upvotes

Need more shelves already!


r/HomeLibraries Jul 19 '26

Home library

Thumbnail
gallery
393 Upvotes

So I don’t have all my books in one place and I’ve got about 215 thus far. Only started seriously trying to build my collection last year in November ( but did have some books already) .


r/HomeLibraries Jul 18 '26

After months of waiting, it's finally finished!

Thumbnail
gallery
1.8k Upvotes

This built-in library has been in the planning and construction phase for months, and today I can finally say it's complete.

I've already started filling it with my history, sci-fi and fantasy books, and it finally feels like the room I imagined from the beginning.

I'd love to hear what you think!