Book loft

Home libraries can take up a whole room or just a wall, and even if your space is small, giving a room a library aesthetic is a cool approach to decorating.

If you are a voracious reader with a book collection to prove it – then it’s time to create a retreat within your home where you can “unplug” from the daily grind – and decompress and relax among your favorite books. And what better place to do ...

And if you don't already live in one, you'll want to after seeing these photos.

When it comes to finding the right bed, the space you’re allotted is easily the most important factor to consider. Provided you’re not intimidated by the idea of climbing a ladder, a loft bed is one of the best ways to make the most of a really, really small space. Abiding by the cardinal rule of small-space living (think vertically), loft beds lift your bed off the floor, vastly expanding the space beneath your bed.

Attic library ideas offer a unique way to transform your unused attic space into a cozy reading retreat. Attics, often tucked

Visiting a Manhattan apartment designed by Tim Seggerman is like sitting inside one of Nakashima’s cabinets, a metaphor realized most fully in an ingenious "library"—really a glorified cubby with a banded maple ceiling, conjured from a free space adjacent to the loft bed.

There's something wonderful about a room full of books dedicated to reading and relaxing. That's what these elegant rooms are all about - home libraries that create a place for kicking back with a book in a quiet, beautiful space.

Warning: You may have the sudden urge to declutter your attic and convert it into a book nook.

Personal Library A personal library She Shed is a book lover’s dream. Wall-to-wall bookshelves, a ladder to reach the top shelves, and comfortable seating make it a cozy spot to spend evenings.

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