If you are a full-fledged bookworm, then setting up a mini library in your house wouldn’t seem as much of a cumbersome task as arranging your novels & storybooks will. After all, in order to complete the former task, all you need to do is choose a suitable option from any reputed furniture shop offering custom bookcases in Sydney, buy some decent reading light, get a comfy chair and you’ll be good. But to organise your books, Holly Molly, you’d be utterly driven insane for finding the right way on your own. Unless, of course, there is some kind of guide that you can follow to arrange your precious books in an aesthetically pleasing as well as easy-to-find way:
Colourwise
This can be perfect if you do not have an overwhelmingly large number of books and you also possess a penchant for organising stuff in the order of rainbow colours. Not only would the whole bookcase look neat, but also serve as something for your guests to gawk at.
Alphabetically
One of the oldest known methods of arranging books, this is also probably the best one if you wish to quickly find your favourite novels whenever you want. And not just you, in fact, anyone browsing your elaborate collection for a particular book would be able to find it faster.
Chronologically
Alright, arranging books in this manner will provide you with two advantages – first of all, it would probably give you a better idea about which writers were writing around which time, and secondly, it is just easier to add the new and recently bought books at the end of the bookcase rather than trying to find a place for them amidst the existing ones.
Subject or Genrewise
Okay, so everyone would have to agree to the fact that this is the best way to arrange your books in case you have multiple fictions, novels, etc. belonging to a particular genre and there is more than one genre or subject in your collection. Obviously, there would be a few books that don’t fall under any particular category. You can stack them on top of one another and tag them as miscellaneous.
Thus, as you can see, there are plenty of ways to organise those invaluable books of yours on the shelves. Just make sure that your case looks as good as the arrangement method, and for this, it is very important that you find a good furniture maker in Sydney.