The styling of a shelf by Lauren Conrad

The Shelf Speaks

Home planning has been a secret little mental hobby for the one who writes Daniel plus Lauren over the past 5 years or more, thinking about what kind of house yours truly wants to build, where they would live, what kind of material would be used to construct the home, how much marble and white tile would be need in the kitchen and bathroom, gas or electric to cook with, finished or unfinished basement, and leather or fabric for my living room sofa, now the shelves would be pretty easy since it’d be simple yet beautiful, but many people out there have a hard time figuring out shelf coordination, Lauren Conrad and her team step in today to provide 5 ways to style your shelf.

One of the shelf yours truly has in mind would be a simple mantle with a standard white and blue patterned vase with a traditional alarm clock, an old telephone, a vase of fake flowers, and a few books if needed, but Lauren’s tips start out with books of all things either standing up in tradition or stacked horizontally in its own section of the shelf, then add in a few pieces of artwork whether painted or pictured, also add in a few odd things like brass sculptures being a vase, a fruit bowl, statue, or another favorite statue every one must have in brass is our Lady Of Liberty, but make sure that your shelf is leveled out correctly to prevent collapse, and avoid overcrowding better than a state penitentiary would be able to.

Homes and shelves are like love interests you have absolute control over, so it’s more than fine to stack your college alma matter mug above the fireplace, or right next to you on the nightstand.

Daniel Quintanilla