Pinterest Is Obsessed with This Way to Store Cookbooks — Cookbook Library

February 23, 2018

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Any time you have a lot of something, storage becomes difficult. And if these are things you probably use and/or want to put on display, it gets even tougher. Cookbooks are a perfect example. It’s not like you can stack them up in the corner of your dining room and call it a day. I mean, I guess you could, but doing so would make it incredibly annoying to access the book you want, which will almost inevitably always be the one all the way at the bottom. What if you don’t have a massive shelving unit or a beautiful, dedicated cookbook library like Ina?

We spent some time, recently, looking through Pinterest to see how people like to store their cookbooks. Aside from the old sort-by-color trick, there’s one dreamy way that appeared again and again.

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