Bookends are a great luxury gift for people on your list this year. Why? Most often we rationalize buying other things before purchasing something to hold up our books (after all that's why we have coffee mugs full of pens and heavy bowls right?). Best of all for every $100 you spend at Restoration Hardware right now you get back a $20 gift card for later purchases. Click through for pricing and links...
Roundup: Bookends From Restoration Hardware
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You must have more money than I do. And less imagination. I can think of a million places I'd shop for bookends before I'd go to RH.
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Some of those are pretty cool, but $65? For bookends? Really?
Mind sharing Palmetto? I've been looking for some neat bookends that won't break the bank. All the ones I've come across are either boring or overpriced (or both). Then again, I can be kinda cheap. I can't think of anywhere to go that I could afford.
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Man, who has room for bookends? My bff keeps giving them to me as travel souvenirs, and I use them for unread magazines or library books because there's no space on my regular bookshelves.
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Books laid flat=affordable bookends.
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