Bookin' It

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If I had this desk, it would always be unbalanced. I would probably finish stacking all the books, level it and place all my things desk top and end up wanting the freaking book that's at the very bottom. Yes, I am difficult like that.
Anyway, gorgeous idea! I can't stop staring at it!

B O O K M A R C

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The big new addition is a real eye-catcher, however. A vintage reading table sits front and center, complete with stools on hinges to retract inward. Currently the table is stocked with the Marc Jacobs colored pencils, $1.65 postcards featuring original art and photography, and custom blank journals printed with classic book titles, cheekily re-worded. Our favorites? "Moby's Dick (LOL)" and "The Gay Gatsby."

Prices for the Marc-branded school supplies are college student budget-friendly, with most (non-leather) items under $30. But then we took stock of the actual books in the store, and let us tell you that Marc and Robert aren't slouching on the selection. These are hard-core, and in some cases, even rare, coffee table-style tomes. From the giant—Kate Moss by Mario Testino—to the tiny—the 33 1/3 series—Bookmarc has the perfect selection for its perfect demographic. Don't forget the Oprah biography! 

I would sell my soul to the devil to work here.

Booklovin'

Who says you can't be a badass, fashionable bookworm?

Amazing fall collection by German designer Ella Haberlach, could easily be the wardrobe a nerdy chick like me would wear. Haberlach's line, Seelenkleid, has got amazing rock and roll style that can be worn casually, but with an edge.  I'd pair my outfit with a vintage looking coin ring by Aussie designer Sylvie Markovina, whom might I add, has a pretty unique jewelry collection.

Now, we've reached the really exciting part of the post: Amazing clothbound F.Scott Fitzgerald books designed by Coraline Bickford-Smith! So beautiful with bold patterns, the books almost feel like they were swiped from a library back in 1977. Simply beautiful, I am in love.