Because I've been searching for all things cozy and fall and reading, I keep coming up with some pretty darn awesome places, like this one here. Brew yourself a hot beverage and prepare to bliss out on these super cozy reading nooks.
Showing posts with label rooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rooms. Show all posts
Some of the best use of wall space I've ever seen! And is that a rail for a ladder I see there?
Reading Window
The Artist's Sister, Bertha.
by Albert Edelfelt (1854-1905)
Who needs a dedicated library? This set up could be in a back hall or hard-hard-to-use corner of any house or apartment. I'd call it my 'escape hatch'.
The colors in this room are striking. Everything else about it is pretty perfect too.
If you have a few minutes take a look at all of these lovely book rooms.
Orange and Blue, The Library at Ardilea
Patrick William Adam, 1911
Those pops of blue against a backdrop of orange make my eyes so happy. And get a load of the shiny polished wood. So lovely.
Library at Br�au
by Walter Gay
You know what I love about this room apart from the dilapidated easy chair and the smokey old fireplace? The enormous window. I can't even.
Home Library, 1910
image sourceStone, wood, lovely little rugs, and an open crosshatch window.
Cigar and glass of scotch, anyone?
Check out those old brick walls and exposed beams. And is that a brick floor too? With a lovely, simple woven rug? A library doesn't get more splendidly rustic than this.
Some book rooms I think we'd all like to spend some time in.
A bright window seat and an exposed wood ceiling? Yes please.
Check out the bean bag behind the desk.
French doors!
Because I'm a sucker for all things homey and bookish, and I think you are too, here is a website for us all to drool over.
Fairy Tales
by Christina Paterson Ross (1843-1906)
