am posting more hacks today as i'll be away the next couple of days and most probably not have access to a computer. this one is from michele. i like how great it looks. best thing is, it saves space and you don't have to clean around the cabinets.
"my family has too many books and a long narrow hallway. we set the bertby glass door wall cabinet between the studs in the wall. they are perfect for paperbacks! ikea stuff is like tinker toys for adults."
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