If you're a book-lover [1], first of all, welcome to the club. I go through books quickly, and I am a passionate fan of physical copies, with absolutely no shade thrown to those of us who choose ereaders. This hobby has been great for my mental health [2], but less so for my bedroom, which is now crawling with books. Since I'm a bit of a neat freak, I want to keep my space as clean as possible while making room for my ever-growing book collection. If you're like me, try these 10 storage solutions to organise your mini library [3]. Whether you're looking for smaller shelves or built-in solutions, here's how to keep your collection organised and easy to navigate.
Target 3 Shelf Bookcase
If you've got a lot of books, this Target 3 Shelf Bookcase [5] ($25) is relatively compact and easy to place anywhere in your home.
Expandable Wood Desktop Bookshelf
Combat the stack of books that's piling high with this Expandable Wood Desktop Bookshelf [6] ($27).
Fruitsuper Bookends
These Fruitsuper Bookends [7] ($32) are modern and chic.
West Elm Sloan Tall Bookcase
If you need a useful piece of furniture, go with this West Elm Sloan Tall Bookcase [8] ($299).
Salafey Expandable Desktop Bookshelf
Keep everything organised with this Salafey Expandable Desktop Bookshelf [9] ($25).
Jerry & Maggie Desktop Organiser
Keep your desk clutter-free with this Jerry & Maggie Desktop Organiser [10] ($25, originally $30).
West Elm Modern Weave Lidded Storage Baskets
If you want to keep your books out of sight, go with the West Elm Modern Weave Lidded Storage Baskets [11] ($150).
Container Store Index Bookends
The Container Store Index Bookends [12] ($25) have dividers, so you can further organise your collection.
West Elm Conceal Shelf
This West Elm Conceal Shelf [13] ($29) is chic and minimal.
West Elm Agate Stone Bookends
If you've got lots of books, you'll be happy to have these West Elm Agate Stone Bookends [14] ($25).