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My bookshelf for the first 18 years of my life was the inherited brick bookshelf from my mom's childhood room that moved to my parents first apartment. I remember when i got tall enough and we added the "third level" :)

Hi Julia,

I frequently browse the Ikea website. May I ask which desk (top) you got? How sturdy is it?

-Ursina

I share an apartment with two room mates and there is one closet in the entire place.

Using under bed space is a necessity. I store everything from suit cases, a sleeping bag, two boxes with my linens, my drying rack, and several boxes that house often used stuff (such as shoes, work out close, scarves) that is easily accessible and then there are boxes that harder to get to that house seasonal clothing that isn't needed and extra office supplies, etc.

I sleep pretty well, but look forward to more closet space in my next apartment.

21 year old and I also support sorting books and dvds in some systematic manner not based on color. I agree that it looks nice, but practicality is higher up on my list.

I have been spending a lot of time recently thinking about how to incorporate a work space in a bedroom. As the post suggests we should keep the two separate, but that's not always possible. Do any of you have any good suggestions?

We turn old beer tops into magnets for our fridge, which can be a fun way to make use of them.

We also used to have a coin-jar type jar with beer tops in it, which looked fun and colorful without being too animal house-ish.

I do have a question though, I have been collecting champagne tops since I was a young girl and am trying to think of a good way to "display" them. Any thoughts?