Closet reading nook

Book nooks are, arguably, the best nooks. Lindsay Cisewski of Style and Dwell, her husband, and her 4-year-old would agree. “We wanted a space to organize all of our books, and have an out-of-the way and cozy space to read them,” Lindsay writes. The target? An unused basement closet. “Due to its location and layout, it really wasn’t functional, and it definitely wasn’t pretty!” Lindsay says.

Does your kids have a small room? Check out this work and reading nook idea in the closet! This space can be used as a play area or to do homework. This bench has extra storage space as well. #diy #kids #nook #closet | sponsored

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All a little reader really needs is a book, but a soft place to curl up, a light and maybe even a bit of privacy doesn’t hurt. I love the trend of repurposing kids closets as reading nooks. You can keep the door to make a secret reading hideaway or take the doors off to make small rooms seem bigger. Here are ten examples to inspire you: TOP ROW: 1. Miss G’s Closet Book Nook by Mama.Papa.Buba 2. Closet Nook for a Brother & Sister by Life with Daugs 3.

I have seen people sharing their books' collection on their bookshelves, so I wanted to share mine as well, it's a work in progress, but here is to you my reading nook. 📚

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We converted this unused reach-in closet to a reading nook with bookshelves and a small sofa! #readingnook

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Turn your unused closet into a cozy reading book nook for kids! Such a great DIY with a full post explaining how to do this in your home. #diy

Reading nook

Converted our closet to an entryway reading nook

All a little reader really needs is a book, but a soft place to curl up, a light and maybe even a bit of privacy doesn’t hurt. I love the trend of repurposing kids closets as reading nooks. You can keep the door to make a secret reading hideaway or take the doors off to make small rooms seem bigger. Here are ten examples to inspire you: TOP ROW: 1. Miss G’s Closet Book Nook by Mama.Papa.Buba 2. Closet Nook for a Brother & Sister by Life with Daugs 3.