Never too many bookcases here at Roseland Greene. This one does beg the question: if you're living this sort of lifestyle, are you really climbing up that little ladder to get your books?from David A Land
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6 comments:
Agreed about the ladder. I'd be pretty scared myself when climbing to the top. Shelves look great going so high but what lofty ceilings! (I guess they keep their Euripides or whatever way up there.) In terms of the furnishings, the sofa and the coffee table are so-so but the rest comes together great.
That shelf is the business. I think I would use the ladder ...
Maybe they've taught the dog to use the ladder. He looks like a retriever. I love the overall look but not the greenish-yellow cube.
I would never use the ladder, but I still want it.
I'm with Erin. Love the bookcases, high or low. In fact, funny you should mention them, I have a round-up going up tomorrow.
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