Curating distinctive libraries for your unique space.
Tailor-made library collections to reflect your interests and literary tastes. Custom services include curation, organization, cataloging, and more.
Tailor-made library collections to reflect your interests and literary tastes. Custom services include curation, organization, cataloging, and more.
Sophisticated, timeless, complete. Whether you are an individual, a hotel developer, or an architect with a book-loving client, we help you create a unique library collection that satisfies the need for a one-of-a-kind environment. More➝
We offer organizing, cataloging, moving, storage, and consulting. More➝
We assist with the purchase and care of rare and antiquarian books, whether as a special gift or a part of a growing collection. More➝
Due to COVID-19, we are not hosting events but would love to connect about a special request. More➝
“Christy made the entire process very easy. She listened carefully to what we were trying to achieve, prepared a very organized approach for our consideration, and then put it all together. The whole process was easy for us, and resulted in a library that our family loves. ”
— PETE REGAN, JACKSON HOLE, WYOMING
“Christy curated a home library for us that is both eclectic and distinguished. There are classics I’ve always wanted to read interspersed with new, intriguing titles that suit our reading tastes.
But beyond the titles, her sense of style gave my library the look and feel I’ve always wanted - an inviting, stimulating space in my home that I can escape to.”
— KENNETH HADDEN, JACKSON HOLE, WYOMING
A conversation between Foxtail Books and Redfin about how to transform your home with literature.
Judging books by their cover? Publishers we look to when curating home libraries with a certain style.
Many of our clients prefer a decentralized library – with books finding homes on surfaces throughout the house.
It was fun to talk about “the great rainbow debate” with Elena Nicolaou of Oprah Magazine as she explored people delight and disgust about sorting books by color. We talked about why this works for some but not for everyone, and I gave her my two cents about why people (particularly book people) feel so strongly about the topic.
Nate Pederson of Fine Books & Collections interviewed me about our work with collectors and home libraries, and about how our niche services intersect with the world of rare books.
In response to the question, “Any thoughts to share on the future of private library design? A growing field?
In January, we gave Mountain Living readers some ideas about how to turn any space into a glorious place to read and enjoy books.
“When the Historical Society asked me to curate this exhibit, I knew we had to find a way to make these writers’ words relatable to the modern reader.” Review of our exhibit at Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum.
Curated by Foxtail Books for the Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum. Women’s writing in Wyoming, 1900-1950.
Private librarians bring their expertise and time to help book owners tackle what can be a daunting task in a growing collection.
Exhibitions of rare books: Culinary, Books of the West, Sporting & Fishing, and Fine Literature
“Books are design pieces that we use every day. Unlike a painting or a coffee table, books are easy elements to play with whenever it strikes your fancy. Using that flexibility can be a fun way to enjoy them, and to change up your space when you get the itch. “
Arrange for a viewing of our current offerings. Schedule a special event to allow your guests a unique experience with world class antiquarian books.
In five years of library projects, there are a few that take the cake.