Putting Books Backwards On Shelves at Jordan Matson blog

Putting Books Backwards On Shelves. Viewers might have noticed that hgtv uses a strange design trick on shows, often lining shelves with backward books as part of their big reveal. There's a controversy surrounding the new decor trend of people displaying books backwards on bookshelves. But what’s the deal when a person’s books are all facing with their pages exposed, spines turned toward the wall? The bibliophiles among us, myself included, might have questioned why anyone would want to hide the spines. Just when you thought books were the timeless exception to trends, enter a new design concept taking shelves by storm. If you watch home shows, you’ve probably noticed designers styling books with the spines facing toward the wall, making it hard to. It creates a neutral, minimalist look—and it’s a surefire way to rile up.

Viewers might have noticed that hgtv uses a strange design trick on shows, often lining shelves with backward books as part of their big reveal. The bibliophiles among us, myself included, might have questioned why anyone would want to hide the spines. It creates a neutral, minimalist look—and it’s a surefire way to rile up. If you watch home shows, you’ve probably noticed designers styling books with the spines facing toward the wall, making it hard to. But what’s the deal when a person’s books are all facing with their pages exposed, spines turned toward the wall? Just when you thought books were the timeless exception to trends, enter a new design concept taking shelves by storm. There's a controversy surrounding the new decor trend of people displaying books backwards on bookshelves.

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Putting Books Backwards On Shelves Just when you thought books were the timeless exception to trends, enter a new design concept taking shelves by storm. It creates a neutral, minimalist look—and it’s a surefire way to rile up. Viewers might have noticed that hgtv uses a strange design trick on shows, often lining shelves with backward books as part of their big reveal. But what’s the deal when a person’s books are all facing with their pages exposed, spines turned toward the wall? The bibliophiles among us, myself included, might have questioned why anyone would want to hide the spines. There's a controversy surrounding the new decor trend of people displaying books backwards on bookshelves. Just when you thought books were the timeless exception to trends, enter a new design concept taking shelves by storm. If you watch home shows, you’ve probably noticed designers styling books with the spines facing toward the wall, making it hard to.