My home office contains one entire wall of books.
My husband claims these books are arranged in some kind of logical order, but except for knowing our cookbooks are on a single shelf, I’m not sure I can crack the code.
So when I came across this collection on Flickr called “Rainbow of Books” [http://www.flickr.com/groups/96822943@N00/pool/page2/] I was delighted.
Color coordinating books may not be a replacement for the Dewey Decimal system, but it looks wonderful. And for people like me who, as they are scanning their un-alphabetized tomes, mumble things like “where is that short story collection… the one with the purple jacket?” it’s downright perfect.
As an experiment, I just stopped typing for a moment, turned around, and arranged this one shelf with blues and reds. It took three minutes. More elaborate examples from Flickr can be seen below.

[Image: Dawn Endico via Flickr]

[Image: Brandi via Flickr]
[Main image: Fraying via Flickr]










